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Tag Archives: wolves
Yellow-headed Blackbird, Yellowstone National Park
When I drove out to the Lamar Valley each day this past May I would usually check out the road to the Slough Creek campground. It’s a good drive for finding bison, pronghorns and coyotes in the spring. It’s also … Continue reading
Sandhill Crane near Blacktail Pond, Yellowstone National Park
When people think of the wildlife in Yellowstone they think of wolves, bears, especially grizzlies, and elk. But there are lots of other critters. You can probably think of many others, but you may not put the sandhill crane on … Continue reading
Any Day in Yellowstone …
Any day in Yellowstone is a good day. That is especially true in the spring. In the six days I’ve been here I’ve seen numerous bears and several wolves. Black bears are so numerous that I’ve stopped keeping track of … Continue reading
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Tagged badgers, bear cubs, bighorn lambs, bison calf, black bears, elk calf, grizzlies, sandhill cranes, spring cubs, wolves, yellowstone national park
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Second Anniversity of My Blog
Two years ago this month I started this blog with a trip to Yellowstone. It seems fitting that I am in Yellowstone now. This is my favorite time to be in Yellowstone. I saw 14 black bears today, not counting … Continue reading
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Tagged america's serenghetti, bison, lamar valley, wildlife, wolves, yellowstone national park
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Big Bull Elk, Yellowstone National Park
This is the largest bull elk I saw this fall in Yellowstone. He and his harem were located south of Swan Lake. There seems to be something wrong with his right eye. He may be blind in that eye. Bulls … Continue reading
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Tagged bull elk, elk, huffington post, hunting, rocky mountain elk, Swan Lake, weather, wolves, yellowstone elk herd, yellowstone national park
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Bobcats Are Special
I enjoy seeing and photographing all wildlife, but some species are more special than others to me. Bobcats are one of those species, along with wolves, bears and eagles. I’ll never get tired of photographing them.
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Tagged bears, bobcat, bobcats, eagles, photo, photographing, picture, wildlife, wolves
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A Week at Blacktail Pond (Continued from Yesterday)
Yesterday’s post ended with mama bear attacking her cub. While I said that I thought it was probably because she was agitated over the wolf having been at the carcass, there is more to it than that. The cub is … Continue reading
The Bison of Yellowstone
In my last post about baby bison I said that seeing and photographing them gave me a new appreciation of the adults. But for that I might not have stopped to watch and photograph this cow bison as she grazed … Continue reading
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Tagged bald eagles, bears, bison, bison image, bison photo, blacktail pond, coyote, grizzlies, lake, pond, ravens, starlings, wolves, yellowstone, yellowstone national park
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