Yellowstone Country - Autumn, 2008 by Dave Wyman by Dave...

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Farm Cat and Kittens outside of Logan, Utah

Irrigation Wheel, Near Logan, Utah

Dairy Farm Near Logan, Utah

Old Gas Pump, Snow Storm, Freedom, Wyoming

Berries, Melting Snow Flake - Moose Juntion, Teton National Park

Snow-Topped Vegetation, Near the Volcanic Mud Pots, Yellowstone

Cannary Spring Mist, Mammoth Hot Springs

Frozen Drops of Mist

First to Walk Along the Cannary Springs Board Walk

North Entrace to Yellowstone National Park (Gardiner, Montana)

Atop Cannary Springs After the Snowfall, Yellowstone

Mammoth Hot Springs

Science Fiction World, Yellowstone

Calcium Carbonate Deposits and Algae (At Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone)

Flag Hag, Cook City

Dog, Truck, Cooke City, Montana

Chipmunk with Breakfast, Yellowstone

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone - Reverse Direction

Bull Elk Directs His Harem, Yellowstone

The Sky Reflected - Thermal Pool, Yellowstone

Grand Prismatic Pool with Algae

Visitors at Grand Prismatic Pool

Hot Creek Flows from Excelsior Geyser, Yellowstone

Mini-Geyser, Biscuit Basin

Sunset Over Hot Lake

Geyser Along Fire Hole Road

Great Fountain, Yellowstone

Edge of a Thermal Pool, West Thum, Yellowstone

West Thumb Thermal Pool, Yellowstone

Aspens at Jackson Lake

Colorful Morning at Oxbow Bend

Oxbow Bend, Teton National Park

Mormon Barn (late 1890s), Below the Tetons Under Storm Conditions

Dawn Over the Tetons, Wyoming

View from a Pass

Photographer at Beaver Dam

Beaver Dam, Idaho

Berries Against Aspen

Mink Creek Cattle

Mink Creek ranch, Off Highway 36, Idaho

Coverted Church (Now a Hay Barn), Bear Valley, Idaho

Farm Implement in Bear Valley

Thistle Along a Backroad

Netting Over Fruit Stand

Pumkins along Old Highway 89

Melons at a Roadside Fruit Stand on old Highway 89

View from the Van Window at 55mph (Looking out at 55mph at the semi-rural Utah landscape.)

Coyote, Yellowstone

Antelope Couple Near Gros Ventre Campground, Tetons

Elk in First Major Storm of the Season

Elk Calf, Autumn Snow

The Watcher (Beware the Beasts)

Crossing the Firehole River

Bison (Buffalo) in the Upper Geyser Basin

Grouse - Comes with Camouflage

Captive Bear, West Yellowstone (After viewing our grizzly in the wild, this bear seemed to pale in comparison. Yet it was an interesting bear - note the claws - from the coast of Alaska, and as such far larger and more powerful than any bear from the interior of that state or any of the other states to the south. For coastal bears can feed on seemingly unlimited quantities of salmon, and those that are the largest of the bears can take the best fishing spots. So size - and the appetite that supports size - are positively evolved traits amongst these beasts, leading to survival, not necessarily of the fittest, but the largest and strongest.
Their brother and sister bears elsewhere don't have the same resources for food, and so size is less a factor in who survives from one year to the next.)

Griz, Yellowstone (We were probably a little too close with our cameras, from the legal standpoint (100 feet), but the bear was only interested in digging for food, and anyway, if it charged, the odds were in my favor, as I was one of about 30 photographers.)

Grizzly Bear, Yellowstone (These can be truly ugly creatures.)

Carved Bear and Flag, Afton, Wyoming

Different View of Moose

Moose Ready for its Close-up, Mr. DeMille!

Moose, Teton Natoinal Park

Moose at Moose Junction

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