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Yellowstone Happenings

Tuesday May, 19

This mother and her baby were entertaining visitors yesterday in the Gardner Canyon between Gardiner, MT and Mammoth.

Bighorn Sheep

 

Bighorn Sheep

Tuesday May 12, 2009

Grizzly near Mammoth Terraces

 

He/she stops "grubbing" for a brief pose.

The grizzly stops grubbing briefly and poses.

 

One last pose before leaving the area.

One last pose before wondering off.

Weekend May 2 and 3, 2009

 

It was a good weekend for wildlife watching!

 

Swan at Floating Island Lake

 

Swan at Floating Island Lake

 

Black Bear

 

Black Bear off Tower Road

 

Osprey at Calcite Springs Overlook

 

A pair of ospreys on their nest at Calcite Springs Overlook

 

Sandhill Cranes at Black Tail

 

 

Sandhill Cranes at Black Tail Ponds

 

Bison grazing at the North Entrance

 

Baby Bison

 

Bison at the North Entrance

Friday May 1, 2009

Bison continue to roam the area between Mammoth and Gardiner. It's easy to see them right now, as they're often near the roads.
 

baby bison getting a snack

 

This baby bison gets an opportunity to have a meal while mom grazes along the roadside.

 

Bison grazing hear the Roosevelt Arch. North Entrance to Yellowstone National Park

Thursday April 30, 2009

There has been lots of wildlife activity between Mammoth and Gardiner, MT recently!

Mornings have been filled with opportunities to see pronghorn, elk, and more.

Wolves have been sighted regularly between the Mammoth Campground and the 45th Parallel.

Bison calves are arriving too! It's always a joy to see the young ones.
  

Wolves near the road between Gardiner, MT and Mammoth

 

Two members believed to be of the Canyon Pack wait near the road between Gardiner & Mammoth.

 

A bison calf born behind the Mammoth cabins near the Beaver Ponds trailhead

 

A baby bison was born behind the Mammoth Cabins near the trailhead for the Beaver Ponds Trail.

 

Mother and baby headed up the road to join the other bison.

 

After they rested Mom escorted the new baby up the Old Gardiner Road to join the rest of the bison.


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