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A possible gray wolf has been seen several times and photographed on Ted Turner's Vermejo Park Ranch, in northern New Mexico, raising the prospect that wolves may have migrated from the Northern Rockies where they were reintroduced more than a decade ago. Via AP.
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Sounds to me as if sooner or later the gray wolves migrating south will meet up with the allegedly genetically pure Mexican gray wolves along the Arizona border and have a howling good time. You've gotta love the ESA.
Posted by: Guy J. Sagi | July 01, 2008 at 08:41 AM