Get Wild: Dreaming of a white Christmas — and white ptarmigans

Posted 2024-12-28, Summit Daily Headlines photo

Ptarmigan are extremely hard to see in our white winters. I like to imagine seeing them in the snow living happily with fewer people and other mammals wandering around in their Alpine habitat. No other birds in North America are so adapted to live in this white Alpine zone. They can burrow into snowbanks with insulating feathers... read full story

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