This site is dedicated to wildlife and landscape photography.
This site is dedicated to wildlife and landscape photography.
An elk calf that is less than a day old rests near its mother along the Madison River A pair of coyotes was also nearby. If I could talk to it, I would tell it that it needs to find a better place to hide from predators.
A red fox kit daydreams. Another reason I like to be in Yellowstone in the Spring.
A day-old elk calf rests on a rocky slope above the Madison River. My favorite time to be in Yellowstone is from mid-May to mid-June when almost all species give birth.
A pronghorn doe stands with her fawns just outside the northern boundary of Yellowstone National Park.
I monitored this nest over a period of two weeks or so. This is one of the last photos I took.
I haven’t been to Yellowstone for several years and planned to go this year until the big flood occurred. One reason I wanted to go was to get more photos of bighorn sheep. I don’t have many decent photos of them on my website. The other day I decided to look through the photos I do have to see if I could find any that I thought were worth putting on my site. After looking around, I decided to add the photo above and a couple of others. It was shot in November of 2005 with an 8MP Canon 20D.
These two fox kits were quite active and outgoing. The third kit was very shy.
