Beneath the 40 miles of the Teton Mountain Range sits some of America’s most pristine wilderness— and at the heart of it all is Grand Teton National Park. Just north of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, this ecosystem is home to some wild critters.
The Tetons
Black-billed Magpies outside the Jackson Hole Airport
American Blackbear
Sora
Western Bluebird
Unita Ground Squirrel
Pine Siskin on Burdock
Brewster's Sparrow
Least Chipmunk
American Black Bear near Hidden Falls
Callippe Fritillary
Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel looking over Lake Jenny
American Blackbear
Mourning Cloak
Mule Deer
A Close encounter with an American Black Bear