From: Bill Warnock <billwarnock at wyellowstone.com> Subject: Geyser Report 4/20/2010 Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2010 13:41:36 -0600 (12:41 PDT) Yesterday was an uncommonly beautiful day for April in Yellowstone...the mercury reached 62 according to my car thermometer, and very little wind. Dee and I were the only gazers about. Depression 0910 1155ns Plume 0957 1052 1147 Lion 1000 1100 1158 1526 Daisy 1017 IE 1221 Castle 0756 min. 1108ns maj. Aurum 1109 Grand 0422E 1420 T1Q D=13" Riverside 1145 West Triplet 1248 Oblong 1317 While Dee and I were strolling past Old Tardy after the Grand eruption, I looked and saw Indicator in eruption, so dashed on over and caught the beginning of Beehive--picture attached. Beehive Ind. 1438ie 1444 Giantess had some nice boils, Infant is very high and murky. Bison are migrating to the west, and we now have them along Hwy 191 north of West Y. No babies seen yet. Bluebirds arrived about two weeks ago, and I saw first swallow near Hebgen Lake today. No sandhill cranes heard here yet. 80% chance of rain tomorrow, and temps are predicted to fall to highs in the 40s and overnight freezes, more like April here. Have other obligations so probably won't be back to Park before next Mon. -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: YellowstoneApril19202010_002.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 50581 bytes Desc: not available URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20100421/2181a85c/attachment.jpg>