The world’s oldest and first national park, Yellowstone has endured for more than 150 years. It’s home to America’s oldest remeaining Bison herd, the Pronghorn, Grizzlies— truly the Serengeti of North America. Take a look at the creatures I saw below!
The Mighty American Bison
Grand Prismatic Pool
Wyoming Paintbrush
Swainson's hawk
The Majestic Wapiti
The Smokey Earth of Biscuit Basin
Spotted Sandpiper
Pronghorn
American Pika
Clark's Nutcracker
Least Chipmunk with a snack
A bellowing Bison
Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel
Wapiti below the rolling hills of North Yellowstone
A Bison in the Haden Valley
Watching the Waterfall
American Red Squirrel
A distant Bald Eagle
Yellowstone Falls
American Pronghorn
Smile
A Wapiti defenders its herd
A Bison and a red dog
Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel
American Bison
Yellowstone's Golden Gate
Bison Bellowing
A Bison herd fords the Yellowstone River
A Pronghorn Duel
Bison forwarding the River
Pronghorn
A Bison family crosses the road
American Elk
A Bison herd with a feeding Red Dog