Gray Wolf, Yellowstone National Park

Photo of a male wolf standing near the remains of an elk it had killed.
Male Gray Wolf

I photographed this wolf on a foggy morning a year ago at North Twin Lake.  It had killed a cow elk the night before.  The elk carcass is just outside the photo.

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  1. This is so cool! What a beautiful animal! I like the setting with the grass and trees as well, it adds some nice environmental character to the scene. Nice detail in the shot too — how far away was the wolf? I’m really hoping to see a wolf during our trip, and I’m fully prepared for the sighting to be a small dot through binoculars 😉

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