Wildlife Trekker Challenge for July 2022

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articipate in the monthly challenge for July 2022. If you would like to submit a story but are not already a writer for Wildlife Trekker, please respond to this story with your request, or send me a private message.</p><figure id="1af0"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*J3lGgxlJDMG8cjWal99iOg.jpeg"><figcaption>An American Bison calf nuzzles its mother in Custer State Park, South Dakota. © 2022 Randy Runtsch.</figcaption></figure><h1 id="61cf">Challenge Requirements</h1><p id="25dc">Please apply these basic requirements to your stories:</p><ul><li><b>Add the tag “Monthly Challenge” </b>as one of up to five tags for your story.</li><li>Credit the names of the photographer in the caption of each photo.</li><li>To be published in Wildlife Trekker in July 2022 as part of the monthly challenge, submit your stories by July 30, 2022.</li><li>Submit as many as one story per day for the entire month.</li><li>Follow the Wildlife Trekker story submission guidelines as described in <a href="/wildlife-trekker/a-call-for-articles-cbb026b3cb15">A Call for Articles</a>.</li><li>Fictitious stories will not be accepted.</li></ul><figure id="602d"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*uNkYThGM7o2gsq6KLj5CTA.jpeg"><figcaption>Painted Turtles bask in the sun on a log. © Randy Runtsch.</figcaption></figure><h1 id="b54f">Challenge Guidelines</h1><p id="420a">Please follow these guide

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lines when planning and writing your stories about pairs or groups of wild animals:</p><ul><li>Stories and photos must be based on your personal encounter(s) with multiple wild animals.</li><li>Stories can feature any type of animal, such as birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish, invertebrates, and so on.</li><li>Pairs or groups of animals can be of the same or different species. Pairs could be mates, a parent and an offspring, or any groups of animals of the same or different species.</li><li>All stories and photos will feature animal encounters with live and non-captive animals (no zoo stories and photos, please).</li><li>Feature one or more photos of pairs or groups of wild animals, all taken by you, or by someone who shared the encounter with you.</li><li>Feature as many separate groups and species of animals as you would like.</li><li>Limit your story to one to ten minutes long.</li><li>Add captions to all photos.</li><li>Include the text “Monthly Challenge — Animal Pairs and Groups” as all or part of your story’s subtitle.</li></ul><figure id="545b"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*UYZz5bfiTx7D5QKdiRR8XA.jpeg"><figcaption>Wild Turkey toms show their stuff. © 2022 Randy Runtsch.</figcaption></figure><p id="9ca8">I look forward to your stories and photographs.</p><p id="e87e">Happy trekking,</p><p id="204e"><i>Randy Runtsch Publisher of Wildlife Trekker</i></p></article></body>

Call for Stories and Photographs that Feature Wild Animal Pairs and Groups

Like people, many animals are sociable creatures who like the company of other animals. So, get your cameras ready, because the next Wildlife Trekker monthly challenge, for July 2022, will feature stories and photos of wild animal pairs and groups. If you have a wild animal group story to share, based on a personal encounter, please submit a draft between June 25, 2022, and July 30, 2022, for publication in July.

Who Can Participate in the Monthly Challenge?

Anyone with a story and photo(s) from a personal encounter with a pair or group of wild animals can participate in the monthly challenge for July 2022. If you would like to submit a story but are not already a writer for Wildlife Trekker, please respond to this story with your request, or send me a private message.

Challenge Requirements

Please apply these basic requirements to your stories:

Add the tag “Monthly Challenge” as one of up to five tags for your story.

Credit the names of the photographer in the caption of each photo.

To be published in Wildlife Trekker in July 2022 as part of the monthly challenge, submit your stories by July 30, 2022.

Submit as many as one story per day for the entire month.

Follow the Wildlife Trekker story submission guidelines as described in A Call for Articles.

Fictitious stories will not be accepted.

Painted Turtles bask in the sun on a log. © Randy Runtsch.

Challenge Guidelines

Please follow these guidelines when planning and writing your stories about pairs or groups of wild animals:

Stories and photos must be based on your personal encounter(s) with multiple wild animals.

Stories can feature any type of animal, such as birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish, invertebrates, and so on.

Pairs or groups of animals can be of the same or different species. Pairs could be mates, a parent and an offspring, or any groups of animals of the same or different species.

All stories and photos will feature animal encounters with live and non-captive animals (no zoo stories and photos, please).

Feature one or more photos of pairs or groups of wild animals, all taken by you, or by someone who shared the encounter with you.

Feature as many separate groups and species of animals as you would like.

Limit your story to one to ten minutes long.

Add captions to all photos.

Include the text “Monthly Challenge — Animal Pairs and Groups” as all or part of your story’s subtitle.

I look forward to your stories and photographs.

Happy trekking,

Randy Runtsch Publisher of Wildlife Trekker

ANIMALS, WRITING, AND PHOTOGRAPHY

Wildlife Trekker Challenge for July 2022 — Animal Pairs and Groups

Get your camera and keyboard ready to prepare for this new Wildlife Trekker monthly challenge

Call for Stories and Photographs that Feature Wild Animal Pairs and Groups

Who Can Participate in the Monthly Challenge?

Challenge Requirements

Challenge Guidelines