Living with two of America’s premier National Parks in my backyard, wildlife opportunities are abundant. And though I hardly specialize in wildlife photography, I’m also a shameless opportunist. Here are a few of those “non-moose” opportunities.
A black bear in the berries in Grand Teton National Park
Portrait of a mountain goat near Alpine, Wyoming
Early spring Sandhill Crane in the Teton Valley, Idaho
Autumn black bear in Grand Teton National Park
Grizzly bear cub in the dried weeds of autumn in Grand Teton National Park
Bull elk on the edge of Yellowstone National Park, Gardiner, Montana
Coyote wading through a winter in Yellowstone National Park
Portrait of a bison cow in Yellowstone National Park
A black wolf from the Canyon Pack on an elk kill in Yellowstone National Park
A Trumpeter Swan gracing the Firehole River in Yellowstone National Park
A gray wolf from the Canyon Pack returning to a kill site in Yellowstone National Park
Incoming Trumpeter Swan in the Teton Valley, Idaho
One of the many resident Great Horned Owls near our place in the Teton Valley, Idaho
Great Horned Owl in our neighborhood in the Teton Valley, Idaho