The trip to Yellowstone wouldn’t have been complete if I didn’t get a chance to photograph wolves. On the second morning we lucked out and came across the Junction Butte pack. We had seen them the day before but through a spotting scope since they were a few kilometers from the road. Overnight the pack must have traveled a fair distance, but as luck would have it they were right next to the road. This one was slowly making its way through the sage brush right past a herd of adult bison. The bison clearly knew how to behave around the wolves as they stood their ground and just stared at the wolves who quickly determined that they should keep going. As the sun crested the hill, this wolf paused for a few seconds to see where the rest of the pack had gone giving me the perfect opportunity to get a few photos.
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A great opportunity and a great photo. That must have been fun.
Thanks Lyle! It’s always fun seeing and photographing wolves!
What a beautiful capture… loved it 🙂
Thanks! 🙂
Beautiful.
Thanks John! I have been checking out the awesome photos on your page. Love the canyon shots!
Thank you, it’s a very unique place. However, if I could only go to one place the rest of my days it would be Yellowstone Nat Park.