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Flute music draws elk to First Peoples Celebration at YNP
Four elk approached the performance as Rachel TwoTeeth-Pichardo played a wooden flute, adding a wildlife moment to the cultural celebration.
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‘A lot of magic’: Flute music draws four elk to Yellowstone First Peoples Celebration
As the sun set behind the line of tipis at the First People’s Celebration near Yellowstone’s North Entrance, magic happened twice. First, a magician opened the evening for a planned set of illusions. Then as Rachel TwoTeeth-Pichardo lifted her wood…
Flute music draws elk to First Peoples Celebration at YNP
As the sun set behind the line of tipis at the First People’s Celebration near Yellowstone’s North Entrance, magic happened twice. First, a magician opened the evening for a planned set of illusions. Then as Rachel TwoTeeth-Pichardo lifted her wood…
·Cherokee County, United States
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