Sunday, October 2, 2011
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Since I was a youngster, the spectacle and uniqueness of Yellowstone has always drawn me. However, it was not until now that I was able to have all the pieces in place to make this special trip. Though I was able to cover the majority of the parks almost 3,500 square miles in the three days I was there, I'm certain there were many things I missed. I saw coyote, fox and elk but like many visitors I was not granted the pleasure of viewing the ever solitary black or grizzly bears. I did come across many small and large herds of wild buffalo and in one case was given a gift I may never forget. As I watched an average-sized group of about 25 bison, I was stunned to see, in the late morning sun, two usually elusive wolves, circling the herd. Though they were a significant distance away and my telephoto lens was not quite strong enough to take a perfectly focused image, I was able to capture the moment anyways, regardless of it's imperfection. To see this image and a few of my other favorites from my visit please CLICK HERE.
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