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Lovely shot of the young one nursing, Jim! We’re beginning to plan our Yellowstone trip for September. It looks like we’ll be spending 3 days in Grand Teton and then 6 in Yellowstone. We’ll have to chat again sometime about your favorite places for wildlife in the park! (We’ve already got a room booked in Gardiner for our stay there — thanks again for the advice!)
Thanks Pat. The first thing that comes to mind regarding Grand Teton is moose. You’ll have a good chance of seeing them there. It’s much harder to find them in Yellowstone. Grand Teton also has some great landscapes.
I didn’t actually know there was a difference between Rocky Mountain elk and the usual Yellowstone elk. Have been to both parks but just got my post up last night on Rocky Mountain national park and the elk and moose we viewed there: http://samsplayground.com/moose-elk-in-rocky-mountain-national-park/
There isn’t any difference Sam. I was referring to the Tule elk at Point Reyes National Seashore versus the Rocky Mountain elk at Yellowstone.