Lamar Valley, Yellowstone: This coyote and one of his buddies suddenly appeared in front of my moving car on a bridge. I was able to slowly drive alongside him and snap this. He looked sideways at me with a "get outta my face" look before he vanished into sagebrush beyond the bridge.
Stud Elk, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone: It was common at Yellowstone to see a giant bull elk, like the one above on the left, surrounded by a harem of females numbering as many as 30.
Sometimes, a stud needs a nap.
In a pine forest an early morning frost covers a buffalo bull. My camera flash gives an eerie yellow glow to his eye. Click on the photo for larger view.
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Cool pictures Tom. I'm jealous. I need to get out west to visit all these neat places. Don't forget to check out my "Clinton Lake Ultra" blog. I have some pictures from the trail--not as exotic as your buffs and elk, but not too bad.
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