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| Lone Black Wolf |
From Grizzly Bears to Bald Eagles,the array of wildlife to be seen in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks is endless,and
a must visit for anyone who enjoys watching nature at work.
I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to come up close to Grizzly and Black Bears,Beavers,Moose,Elk,Eagles,Coyotes
and lets not forget my personal favourite the Wolves.
I hope you enjoy my selection of shots.
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| The Grizzly Cub gives us one last week before wandering off |
| A Closer Look |
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| And you can see 9 wolves observing 2 Elk who are out of shot |
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| No6 Bugles to his Harem |
| Grand Teton National Park |
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| This Beaver decides to have a chew on some twigs |
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| This Bison takes a shortcut over the boardwalk |
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| This Coyote gets airborne while mousing for small voles. |
| Bison |
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| Snow covered and looking for something to eat |
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After spending an all to brief day and a half in Yellowstone National Park last year I decided that this year I would
spend the majority of this years trip there,hoping to catch as many of the wild animals there as possible through the lens
of my camera.
Arriving on the 9th of October and staying for 9 days,I feel I done pretty well with the local wildlife which has only
succeeded in making me more desperate than ever to return as soon as possible!
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| A Bull Elk looks towards the mornings dawn |
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| Coyote "Mousing" for lunch |
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| Grizzly Bear Sow and her cub |
| Grand Teton National Park |
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| Itchy Beaver! |
| Star Model!! |
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| A real 1 to 1 moment as this Coyote looks right at me after having caught and ate a small rodent |
| Grand Teton National Park |
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| 2 Beavers enjoy the Fall Sunshine on top of their lodge |
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| This Black Bear passes us only yards away |
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| This Eagle prepares to take flight |
| Grand Teton National Park |
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| Wheres Rocky?? A Bull Moose wanders through the grass |
| Coyote |
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| Using his ears to find movements under the snow |
| No walls,fences or cages! |
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| A fellow photographer watches as our Grizz move into the woods. |
Click here for more pictures of the Coyote
Scenic photographs from the trip
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