Data from one of these satellite-tagged nutcrackers depict the bird leaving its breeding territory in the Bridger–Teton National Forest to the east in midsummer and traveling more than 20 miles up into the Tetons mountain range, which has the healthiest whitebark pine stands in the region. Since then the bird has made excursions even farther into Idaho and north into Yellowstone National Park. MAP DATA: Google, DigitalGlobe
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