Wild, Wild, Wildlife at YNP

The wildlife at Yellowstone National Park is as good as it gets in our national parks. The shots below were taken in a span of just one year including winter. Probably why I voted YNP as the best national park.

A herd of bison.

 

A GRIZZLY BEAR

 

A BALD EAGLE

 

A GOLDENEYE DUCK

 

A SANDHILL CRANE

 

A GREY WOLF

 

A BLACK RAVEN

 

A BULL ELK BUGLES

 

A BADGER

 

A MARMOT

 

Small birds

 

A RIVER OTTER

 

A FLOCK OF CANADA GEESE

 

A Black Bear

 

A Great Blue Heron

 

A MOOSE

 

TWO TRUMPETER SWANS

 

A MOTHER BEAR AND HER CUB

 

A GOLDEN MANTLE SQUIRREL

 

AN AMERICAN WHITE PELICAN

 

A FEMALE PRONGHORN ANTELOPE AND HER TWO FAWNS

 

AN OSPREY

 

A Red Fox

 

 

                                                                           That’s All Folks!

 

 

 

23 responses to “Wild, Wild, Wildlife at YNP”

  1. I can’t believe you’ve actually been so lucky to see a badger in the wild. The fox is amazing as well. How long do you have to wait to get those kinds of photos with the fox jumping, etc. Thanks for capturing these beautiful creatures on camera so we can all marvel in their beauty. I hope they will continue to be around for many more years. Beautiful collection of images!!

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    • Thanks Lexi. I was leading a photography group through Yellowstone in the winter and received a tip from another snowcoach driver that a red fox was up ahead. So I hurried to get to the spot and the group was thrilled as we all got great pics and the fox never noticed us about 100 feet away. The red fox hunting is called “mousing”

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