| Note ID | Start Time (US/Mountain) | End Time (US/Mountain) | Entrant | Note |
| 18654 |
25 Jul 2021 @ 0710 |
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LynnS |
Arrive at Fountain Cimplex. PEANOt empty and quiet. Jet rumbling. Spasm empty and quiet. Jelly no water visible. Clepsydra active. Clepsydra’s side vent full. Thank |
| 18244 |
02 Jul 2021 @ 0745 |
02 Jul 2021 @ 1115 |
Graham |
Primrose Spring full with periods of bubbling for 3.5h. One drop at 0856 when the rock ledge in the pool was exposed. Fissure Spring full all the time. |
| 17451 |
04 Jun 2021 @ 1819 |
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MAB |
NGB: Glacial Melt is nearly invisible with crumbled edges and no obvious pool - remaining yellow green water puddle is about 18in wide - Cats Eye active |
| 17367 |
30 May 2021 @ 1400 |
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cb |
NGB. Nuphar Lake WAY over-full and opalescent seafoam green color. A lot if water is flowing into the lake from Porcelain Terraces. Good thing the boardwalk is there as the Water is on both sides of the boardwalk |
| 17239 |
28 May 2021 @ 1742 |
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JSJ |
Unnamed geyser (UNNG) in the hook of the J-shaped pool between Young Hopeful Geyser & Gray Bulger Geyser. Located at 44º 32’ 38.36” North latitude, 110º 47’ 04.23” West longitude. Constant, low to moderately low doming-splashing. |
| 17238 |
28 May 2021 @ 1639 |
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JSJ |
UNNG-WCG-7 in the White Creek Group, Lower Geyser Basin. Basin has no visible water, as seen from pullout. Steaming. |
| 17237 |
28 May 2021 @ 1633 |
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JSJ |
Twin Butte Vista Spring - intermittent, low to moderately low splashing and occasional low spouting visible from road. Same behavior as in previous years. |
| 17063 |
12 May 2021 @ 1722 |
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Tara |
Round Spring-LGB. Full to rim. |
| 17060 |
12 May 2021 @ 1600 |
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Tara |
Round Spring-LGB. Water level down a few inches below rim. |
| 17073 |
12 May 2021 @ 0935 |
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MAB |
NGB Porcelain- Lava Pool Complex- the little round spouter that was perpetual Apr 28 now forced steam w only occasional spits of water |
| 17039 |
09 May 2021 @ 1200 |
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TheHikingDude |
The time is approximate. Dragons Mouth Spring at Mud Volcano suffered a small collapse today with the rocks blocking the flow of water. Photos in the Facebook page Yellowstone Up Close and Personal confirm it. |
| 16946 |
28 Apr 2021 @ 0930 |
28 Apr 2021 @ 1830 |
MAB |
NGB - the little circular orangeish spouter in Lava Pool Complex nearest the berm that has a nifty vortex drain appears to be perpetual |
| 16922 |
25 Apr 2021 @ 1927 |
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DanS |
Round spring pool LGB - full overflowing and bubbling. |
| 16921 |
25 Apr 2021 @ 1705 |
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DanS |
Round Spring pool LGB -refilling, now only a couple inches below rim. |
| 16920 |
25 Apr 2021 @ 1545 |
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DanS |
Round Spring pool LGB - water level almost a foot below rim |
| 16916 |
25 Apr 2021 @ 1120 |
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DanS |
Round Spring (Pool) LGB - bubbling and overflowing. |
| 16913 |
24 Apr 2021 @ 1730 |
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DanS |
Round spring LGB - bubbling and overflowing. |
| 16912 |
24 Apr 2021 @ 0950 |
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DanS |
Round Spring LGB - bubbling and overflowing. Was down below rim almost a foot last evening. |
| 16905 |
21 Apr 2021 @ 1500 |
21 Apr 2021 @ 1600 |
Micah Kipple |
OBSERVATIONS: Round Spring in the Thud Group is very hot, cyan blue in color, with energetic steam bubbles flaming at the bottom accompanied by lots of pops and rumbling. Overflow exits from either side of the spring (North and South) and heavy bacteria doesn't appear for several feet beyond the spring. I saw no wash or debris from a major eruption, and the activity and overflow appeared to be steady throughout my hour of observation. While there was no wash or debris, the high heat and vigorous flaming in the vent make me hesitate to rule out an eruption. The observations are thus inconclusive.
INTERPRETATIONS/THOUGHTS: I trust my coworker on what he saw, he was very specific, and I could imagine that a small 2-3 foot bursting eruption from Round Spring could get away without leaving any evidence. So I think it erupted but it was either a singular event, or it is erupting on long intervals. Further study and observations are needed. |
| 16904 |
21 Apr 2021 @ 1423 |
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Micah Kipple |
My coworker Matt reported that he saw the spring (Round?) right next to the road in the Thud Group erupting 2-3 feet "Like a mini Sawmill" I am going to investigate and will report back with more details later. |
| 16841 |
04 Feb 2021 @ 1503 |
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Micah Kipple |
Crackling lake spring/geyser (whatever the feature is on the backside. Is completely off. No splashing seen |
| 16840 |
04 Feb 2021 @ 1449 |
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Micah Kipple |
The amount of water coming down from above Pinwheel has doubled since last week. Runoff is slightly cloudy now. |
| 16430 |
15 Oct 2020 @ 1418 |
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jonp |
Percolating Spring - WTGB. Continuous 1’ boil.
Is it possible to add this feature to the GeyserTimes database? Thank you. |
| 16050 |
06 Sep 2020 @ 0729 |
08 Sep 2020 @ 2129 |
underarockphoto |
Blue Mud Steam Vent was a steam vent until the snow storm, after which it was a perpetual spouter shooting mud 2-3ft. |
| 16048 |
06 Sep 2020 @ 0727 |
08 Sep 2020 @ 2127 |
underarockphoto |
Root stayed at a static water level. Cloudy, light boil, and smelly. Tuesday included the occasional "bloop" |
| 16046 |
06 Sep 2020 @ 0724 |
08 Sep 2020 @ 2124 |
underarockphoto |
Black Pit Spring, Norris Geyser Basin, next to Echinus. Frying pan all through Sunday into Monday afternoon. Wet boiling mudpot on Tuesday following the heavy rains. |
| 15740 |
26 Aug 2020 @ 1703 |
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Janet Jones |
Faint thumps heard in the East Chinaman Spring area. |
| 15737 |
26 Aug 2020 @ 1331 |
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Janet Jones |
GHG-15 (UTF on the path to Solitary on the right side as you head to Solitary) is much hotter and seems to be enlarging under the boardwalk. It seems rangers are monitoring the temperature. Looks REALLY hot. The UTF on the left side of the boardwalk has no microbes and occasionally sends up bubbles.When I went back for more documentation photos, at 1620, the side of GHG-15 (right) closest to Geyser Hill was softly roaring like a fumarole, but the left side of the large opening still had water in it and the vent closest to Solitary was splashing away. |
| 15688 |
22 Aug 2020 @ 1129 |
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User34 |
"Silver Globe Pool" Water came up above the white line and back side of pool surged to a few inches. Water level drops during Slit and slowly recovers during quiet period |
| 15620 |
17 Aug 2020 @ 0828 |
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CraigC |
water spit above the surface on feature about 30 feet to the north of three sisters spring |
| 15585 |
15 Aug 2020 @ 1823 |
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bbev |
opal spring in moderate overflow |
| 15563 |
13 Aug 2020 @ 1301 |
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JSJ |
North Angle Geyser & unnamed geyser 5.5 meters northwest of Vertical Geyser in the Sprinkler Group (Lower Geyser Basin) were still active today - same episodic eruptive activity as reported earlier in August 2020. |
| 15470 |
09 Aug 2020 @ 1125 |
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aferrara |
Around this time a large plume of steam rose ~northwest of me as viewed from the boardwalk near Clepsydra, a mile or more out, along or beyond Tangled Creek. A feature I could not identify had surges of water visible with he naked eye from the FPP boardwalk, apparently voluminous, but not extremely tall. It subsided <5m after I began observing, with visible steam continuing until I left the area. Unsure what this could have been. |
| 15399 |
05 Aug 2020 @ 1200 |
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JSJ |
Small, intermittent spitter west of Cauliflower Geyser (= just right of a sightline between Cauliflower & Island Geyser, as seen from the Artemisia Trail / Old Road). Possibly the feature seen on satellite imagery: 44° 29' 01.01" North latitude; 110° 51' 03.92" West longitude. Does this have a name? If so, I'm unaware of it. |
| 15573 |
04 Aug 2020 @ 1147 |
04 Aug 2020 @ 1252 |
Tara |
Small mud geyser along south side of spur boardwalk at Thumb Paint Pots, West Thumb Geyser Basin. Janet Jones and I referred to it as "WT-Mud." Though larger eruptions had been reported by rangers, the eruptions we saw varied from bubbling to less than 1 foot to vigorous bursting up to 3 feet high. Intervals ranged from 2 to 5 minutes and durations were 10 to 15 seconds. We noted that if a large bubble failed to trigger an eruption, the actual eruption that followed would be more powerful. Here are the times I recorded: 1147, 1149:38, 1152:04, 1155:38, 1159:08, 1202:46 (break) 1232:50, 1236:03, 1239:56, 1241:06, 1243:08, 1247:38, 1252:42. |
| 15377 |
04 Aug 2020 @ 1048 |
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JSJ |
“South Sprinkler Geyser” - unnamed geyser (UNNG) located 11-12 meters due south of the Sprinkler Geyser complex (Sprinkler Group, Lower Geyser Basin); UNNG is apparently = vent 48 of Wolf & Paperiello, 1989 (Report on the Kaleidoscope & Sprinkler Groups); vent is at 44° 33’ 14.87” North latitude, 110° 48’ 39.63” West longitude. Active today, as usual (e.g., at 1048). Didn't try to get intervals. Same geyser as seen in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAFJ6HhPyZM |
| 15354 |
03 Aug 2020 @ 1645 |
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JSJ |
UNNG-WCG-7 in the White Creek Group (Lower Geyser Basin) - basin full and very lightly overflowing to the north; moderately light to moderate bubbling & roiling over vent area. |
| 15353 |
03 Aug 2020 @ 1643 |
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JSJ |
Twin Butte Vista Spring - visible low spouting from at least two closely-spaced sites/vents (seen from road). Activity continued for the ~1.75 hours under observation. |
| 15656 |
03 Aug 2020 @ 1030 |
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Tara |
Root Pool, Norris GB. With Steamboat i.e., Root Pool had murky brown water and was about 1.5" down from the high water level mark. |
| 15146 |
01 Aug 2020 @ 1901 |
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JSJ |
Perpetuals Pool of Butch Bach (Tangled Geysers Group, Lower Geyser Basin) - inactive. |
| 15143 |
01 Aug 2020 @ 1827 |
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JSJ |
"Chunk Geyser" / "Piston Geyser" (next to Spasmodic in the Sawmill Group) - standing water in center of basin; pinkish-purplish staining in much of basin. |
| 14984 |
13 Jul 2020 @ 1429 |
13 Jul 2020 @ 1514 |
nails |
Viewed from bench at Constant. From the vantage point on bench the geyser is just beyond and to the right (upslope) of small trees growing on slope. Eruption is quick, thin bursting - hard to photograph due to short duration and distance away. Bursts/jets are at least twice the height of the nearby young trees on the slope. For multiple burst sets all the bursts occurred within a few seconds. 1429 2 bursts. 1438 5 bursts. 1453 1 burst. 1456 1 burst. 1500 1 burst. 1507 2 bursts. 1509 6 bursts. 1514 3 bursts. Hard for this observer to tell if these are distinct eruptions or just larger activity in a long duration event. Steam from feature waxed and waned, but would need binoculars to see if activity was continuous. Based on note from Mkeller on Saturday July 18, 2020 this feature is about 30 feet NW of Collapsed Cave geyser. |
| 14503 |
01 Jun 2020 @ 1458 |
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ypcaribou |
Puff N Stuff Geyser - Saw water spit about a foot above the cone multiple times. |
| 14222 |
19 May 2020 @ 1340 |
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Janet Jones |
There were much higher water levels in the Frog Pools area including Liberty Pool. All of them were overflowing beyond their respective vents. |
| 14199 |
18 May 2020 @ 1439 |
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Janet Jones |
"Nemo" (next to Anemone) has a new steaming hole near it - apparently created by bison as there are two smaller holes closer to the boardwalk that are about that size. And there's another hole in that area (also steaming) that was different before (half filled in or smaller? Need to check photos). |
| 13449 |
29 Aug 2019 @ 0928 |
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steve |
Grey Bulger is perpetual but is only erupting from one vent |
| 13226 |
14 Aug 2019 @ 0807 |
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dank |
South scalloped spring bubbles reaching over sinter from west edge of spring |
| 13700 |
13 Aug 2019 @ 1337 |
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JSJ |
Pair Geyser (= RCN database name) in the southwestern Kaleidoscope Group (Lower Geyser Basin); vent is located at 44° 33' 15.35" North latitude, 110° 48' 48.74" West longitude. Basin moderately to nearly water-filled today (!). Bluish water. |
| 13398 |
13 Aug 2019 @ 1334 |
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JSJ |
LKNN002 in the Kaleidoscope Group (= 12 meters southeast of Three Vent Geyser). Empty/dry/water out-of-sight, very unlike yesterday. |
| 13211 |
12 Aug 2019 @ 1725 |
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JSJ |
Pink Cone's side vent - two small separate spits at 1725. Plus grumbling in subsurface conduit. |
| 13203 |
12 Aug 2019 @ 1040 |
12 Aug 2019 @ 1455 |
JSJ |
In the Sprinkler Group - LKNN019 and North Angle Geyser were active today, as usual. |
| 13209 |
12 Aug 2019 @ 1250 |
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JSJ |
LKNN002 - basin & pool due southeast of Three Vent Geyser (Kaleidoscope Group, Lower Geyser Basin). Yesterday, its pool was a deep blue color. Today, the entire surrounding basin/depression was usually water-filled and often formed a continuous pool with a water-covered Kaleidoscope Geyser platform (to the right of 002). A narrow neck of water usually occurred between the two. |
| 13208 |
12 Aug 2019 @ 1052 |
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JSJ |
Pair Geyser (= RCN database name) in the southwestern Kaleidoscope Group (Lower Geyser Basin); vent is located at 44° 33' 15.35" North latitude, 110° 48' 48.74" West longitude. Basin empty and lightly steaming in the late morning. |
| 13184 |
11 Aug 2019 @ 1314 |
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JSJ |
Pair Geyser (= RCN database name) in the southwestern Kaleidoscope Group (Lower Geyser Basin); vent is located at 44° 33' 15.35" North latitude, 110° 48' 48.74" West longitude. Basin empty & dry & not steaming all afternoon. |
| 13179 |
11 Aug 2019 @ 1305 |
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JSJ |
LKNN002 - basin & pool due southeast of Three Vent Geyser (Kaleidoscope Group, Lower Geyser Basin). Deep blue water ~filling basin - don't think I've ever seen this before. |
| 13114 |
08 Aug 2019 @ 1405 |
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JSJ |
Limekiln Springs - frequent visible low to very low splashing from the summit. |
| 13057 |
05 Aug 2019 @ 1500 |
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JSJ |
Unnamed geyser behind Gray Bulger Geyser. Cycling from off to 1-2 feet high eruptions, angled toward Firehole Lake. No discrete eruption starts: off to spitting to larger spitting, etc., to full eruption. See attachment. |
| 13008 |
03 Aug 2019 @ 1311 |
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JSJ |
Perpetuals Pool of Butch Bach (Tangled Geysers Group, Lower Geyser Basin) - off / inactive. No activity at all in the Tangled Group this afternoon, except for East Tangled (TGG-1). No blippers even. |
| 12942 |
01 Aug 2019 @ 1321 |
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JSJ |
Pair Geyser (= RCN database name) in the southwestern Kaleidoscope Group (Lower Geyser Basin); vent is located at 44° 33' 15.35" North latitude, 110° 48' 48.74" West longitude. No visible water; no steaming; basin appears dry. |
| 12507 |
16 Jul 2019 @ 1050 |
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Janet Jones |
Bluebell and Seismograph Pools at West Thumb Geyser Basin were below overflow, but with a wet area above the water line. Wondering if they're now cycling. Never saw them below overflow until this year. |
| 11804 |
14 Jun 2019 @ 1343 |
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JSJ |
A subaqueous vent is bubbling in the hook of the J-shaped pool (= far-western part of pool) in the Young Hopeful-Gray Bulger area. |
| 11803 |
14 Jun 2019 @ 1337 |
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JSJ |
Four vents just to the north-northwest of the J-shaped pool in the Young Hopeful-Gray Bulger area are variably active. The farthest vent (northernmost) has the most sizable & most energetic episodic eruptions of the four. |
| 11800 |
14 Jun 2019 @ 1015 |
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JSJ |
Spitter Spring active. Steam plume visible from Daisy Trail. |
| 11713 |
10 Jun 2019 @ 1110 |
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JSJ |
Salt-n-Pepper Geyser (Biscuit Basin, Upper Geyser Basin). In copious overflow. Only the northern vent is active, with intermittent, low to moderately low splashing. |
| 11699 |
10 Jun 2019 @ 1040 |
10 Jun 2019 @ 1048 |
Micah Kipple |
Oakleaf Spring, Thud Group - near constant boiling and possibly small splashing from south side of crater. Visible barely from naked eye. Fairly easily observable with binoculars from pullout. |
| 11694 |
09 Jun 2019 @ 0800 |
09 Jun 2019 @ 1600 |
JarnoO |
Several spikes show up on both loggers which line up almost perfectly from about 0800 till 1600. See attachments.
Theorising it could be a feature somewhere between the Lakes and Porkchop which, while erupting, causes both the Lakes and Porkchop to rise in temperature (and, at the end of such an eruption, drop in temperature simultaniously). Wouldn't be surprised if it were to be the Lakes themselves. |
| 11662 |
08 Jun 2019 @ 1216 |
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JSJ |
UNNG-WCG-7 (White Creek Group, Lower Geyser Basin). Light intermittent bubbling from 4 sites in pool. Pool water-filled, but not full. No overflow. |
| 11661 |
08 Jun 2019 @ 1213 |
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JSJ |
Twin Butte Vista Spring (White Creek Group, Lower Geyser Basin). Intermittent low splashing visible from road. |
| 11634 |
07 Jun 2019 @ 1007 |
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JSJ |
Pair Geyser (= RCN database name) in the southwestern Kaleidoscope Group (Lower Geyser Basin); vent is located at 44° 33' 15.35" North latitude, 110° 48' 48.74" West longitude. No visible water in basin. Lightly steaming. No activity today. |
| 11584 |
04 Jun 2019 @ 1300 |
04 Jun 2019 @ 1450 |
JSJ |
"Chunk Geyser" (a.k.a. "Piston Geyser") - small feature between Thumping Hole Geyser & Spasmodic Geyser (Sawmill Group). 1300 - basin water-filled. 1427 - water level low - just in the vent, fluctuating a bit, like a piston. 1450 - water level higher - basin about half-way filled, with very slight, barely noticeable fluctuations in the water surface. |
| 11583 |
04 Jun 2019 @ 1258 |
04 Jun 2019 @ 1428 |
JSJ |
Old Tardy C Geyser in the Sawmill Group (vent is at 44° 27’ 57.57" North latitude, 110° 50' 11.59" West longitude), 20 feet east of Crystal Spring. 1258 - water level is over the central funnel, with constant bubbling/roiling, and a low-pitched buzzing. 1344 - water level is lower - in the central funnel, with moderately vigorous low splashing; same behavior at 1428. See attachment. |
| 11558 |
03 Jun 2019 @ 0956 |
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JSJ |
Pair Geyser (= RCN database name) in the southwestern Kaleidoscope Group (Lower Geyser Basin); vent is located at 44° 33' 15.35" North latitude, 110° 48' 48.74" West longitude. No visible water. No steam. No observed activity today. |
| 11529 |
02 Jun 2019 @ 1144 |
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JSJ |
"Son of Beach Geyser" (UNNG-GHG-7) & nearby "Orange Halo Spring" were both active today. Both were seen off & in eruption. Son of Beach Geyser's eruptions are more energetic than in previous years - frequent low to moderately low splashing today. Orange Halo Spring's eruptions are still small, ~slender spouts. |
| 11381 |
27 May 2019 @ 1356 |
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Micah Kipple |
Clepsydra's new vent is full of water, boiling, and pulsing. |
| 11181 |
03 May 2019 @ 1545 |
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Janet Jones |
Chain Lakes are empty - or nearly so. |
| 10793 |
25 Dec 2018 @ 1648 |
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Janet Jones |
Pygmy Geyser - Empty and acting as a fumarole. Stray thought - is this tied to Silver Spring’s activity? Silver was dead at this time. |
| 10785 |
25 Dec 2018 @ 1057 |
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Janet Jones |
The area sort of breaking out behind Spasmodic had one small vent splashing up no higher than an inch. Spasmodic was in overflow but the front vents weren’t active. |
| 10783 |
25 Dec 2018 @ 1026 |
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Janet Jones |
The Unnamed Thermal Feature next to Pot o’ Gold is showing a bit. The area is wet and has green microbes growing. |
| 10780 |
25 Dec 2018 @ 0955 |
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Janet Jones |
Pygmy Geyser full of water - spitting up an inch at most. Steaming vent has opened up to the right of it and a dry spot to the left of it. Photos and short video to come on my Instagram account. (yellowstonenaturalist) |
| 10778 |
25 Dec 2018 @ 0941 |
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Janet Jones |
Thumps at East Chinaman Spring |
| 10731 |
09 Nov 2018 @ 0500 |
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JarnoO |
It seems as if something near YVO's Gray Lakes Tributary Logger is erupting. Small spikes seem to be occurring about every 3 hours and cause a raise in the trace of less than a °C. Spike does look rather thin, so this would suggest an eruption of <= 2 minutes. Have looked through Norris' Back Basin map and table in The Geysers of Yellowstone, 5th edition, but couldn't really find a match in the southwestern portion of Back Basin. |
| 10511 |
30 Sep 2018 @ 1540 |
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MAB |
NGB = Blue Mud Steam Vent - Water level much higher than my last viewing - now easily visible, near the top of the crater opening at the embedded snag. Very Dark water with violent splashing. I forgot to look at Arrow on my way by. |
| 10374 |
18 Sep 2018 @ 1530 |
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Siegmund |
Exclamation Point: ~5cm below overflow, murky, no longer boiling. |
| 10365 |
17 Sep 2018 @ 0845 |
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Siegmund |
Carnegie Drill Site: Quiet, no boiling |
| 10363 |
16 Sep 2018 @ 1340 |
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Siegmund |
Exclamation point: heavy overflow, boiling. 3rd crater across Sawmill trail splashing muddy water onto the edge of the boardwalk, orange cone on trail.) |
| 10353 |
16 Sep 2018 @ 1112 |
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Siegmund |
Palpitator Spring: empty at 1112. |
| 10233 |
15 Sep 2018 @ 2207 |
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Micah Kipple |
Exclamation point: cloudy and roiling from the longest pool. |
| 9984 |
02 Sep 2018 @ 0845 |
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EmilyW |
South bubbler at beehive Hissing |
| 9961 |
31 Aug 2018 @ 0953 |
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EmilyW |
South bubbler at beehive hissing loudly |
| 9784 |
19 Aug 2018 @ 1808 |
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JarnoO |
Some feature appeared to be steaming (maybe erupting) in the middle of Little Cub and Beehive, from webcam perspective. I've seen this same feature earlier in the exact same spot. |
| 9714 |
14 Aug 2018 @ 1020 |
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Micah Kipple |
I suspect there are two features behind lone star that are behaving as geysers. The first one lies at the west edge of the hillside cluster just before the thick grass. I can only hear it periodically and during the loudest times I can see water splashing within its blackish orange Crater. The second feature is the farthest pool back within the grassy area. I have watched it for sometime and it certainly seems like the splashing is periodic. With long pauses between bursting episodes. |
| 9687 |
12 Aug 2018 @ 1426 |
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JSJ |
Perpetuals Pool of Butch Bach (Tangled Geysers Group, Lower Geyser Basin) quiet - haven't seen activity from it at all this summer. |
| 9686 |
12 Aug 2018 @ 1405 |
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JSJ |
Tiny active blippers just southeast of Tonsils Spring (Tangled Geysers Group, Lower Geyser Basin). |
| 9683 |
12 Aug 2018 @ 1104 |
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JSJ |
Round Spring (Thud Group, Lower Geyser Basin) - in overflow. |
| 9650 |
11 Aug 2018 @ 1925 |
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JSJ |
Two small clusters of tiny active blippers just southeast of Tonsils Spring (Tangled Geysers Group, Lower Geyser Basin). |
| 9608 |
10 Aug 2018 @ 1927 |
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JSJ |
Two blippers between Model Geyser & unnamed geyser 4 meters NNE of Model Geyser (Geyser Hill Group, Upper Geyser Basin). |
| 10664 |
09 Aug 2018 @ 1049 |
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JSJ |
"North Tangerine Spouter" (= unnamed feature immediately to the north-northeast of Tangerine Spouter /Spring) in the Sprinkler Group (Lower Geyser Basin). Steaming; no spouting noticed. |
| 9588 |
09 Aug 2018 @ 1038 |
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JSJ |
Earthquake Geyser (Sprinkler Group, Lower Geyser Basin). Usual intermittent low spouting. |
| 9534 |
07 Aug 2018 @ 1556 |
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JSJ |
"Bottlecap Geyser" ("new" geyser near Plume Geyser). Has been having occasional low splashing. Example: at 1556. I think "UNNG-GHG-14" has been used to refer to this feature. I have seen that designation applied to at least three different vents on Geyser Hill, so the term is here considered a nomen dubium and its usage is strongly discouraged. |
| 9471 |
04 Aug 2018 @ 1918 |
04 Aug 2018 @ 1932 |
JSJ |
"Vertical Geyser" (Sprinkler Group, Lower Geyser Basin) (= LKNN023 in the RCN database; = vent 23 of Wolf & Paperiello, 1989, Report on the Kaleidoscope & Sprinkler Groups); vent is located in the vicinity of 44° 33’ 14.50" North, 110° 48' 39.96" West. No full eruptions, but noticed brief, low, light splashing at 1918 and 1932. |