Winter Might Be the Best Time to Spot Some Colorado Wildlife

Whether you want to see a prairie dog or a moose, the backdrop of a snow-covered mountain might be your best opportunity.

In this Denver Post article, I have guidance from an expert at Colorado Parks & Wildlife on what wildlife you’re likely to see in winter and how to behave when you do see animals in their habitat.

Here’s my favorite tip: “Always respect wildlife and think of safety — not selfies — when observing animals in their native environment.”

A sign alerts visitors to the possibility of seeing prairie dogs at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge near Denver.