A Collared Pika (Ochotona collaris) sounds an alarm to nearby Pikas to alert them to a possible danger or to simply communicate with others. Pikas do not hibernate and are actually small members of the rabbit family. Hatcher Pass area near Palmer, Alaska in South-central Alaska, late summer; Alaska, United States of America
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Image id: 1116-51784
Release status: No Release Needed
Shot date: April 2019
Upload date: October 2021
Artist: Doug Lindstrand
Release status: No Release Needed
Shot date: April 2019
Upload date: October 2021
Artist: Doug Lindstrand
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