YELLOWSTONE

All these photographs were taken in what is known as the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, or GYE. This one of a kind ecosystem includes Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, and the surrounding area, and is home more than 200 species of animals.

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An immature bald eagle intently watches the river beneath him as a snow flurry begins.
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A young grizzly bear stands amongst the sage, while a river flows behind her.
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A grizzly bear lifts their head to take in the smells of the forest.
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Two baby grizzly bear cubs simultaneously stand up, a skill they've almost mastered that will serve them well through out their lives.
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A Great Gray Owl, perched on a dead tree stump looks right in your direction
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Two grizzly bear cubs wrestle each other.
A young grizzly bear sow takes a quick break from feeding on clover to survey her surroundings.
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A young male bear stands up to get a better view.
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This bull elk still managed to find some plant life to eat beneath the snow.
A coyote shakes the snow off their back after a long nap.
Grizzly Bear #399 and two of her cubs take a stroll along the shores of Jackson Lake.
This bull elk still managed to find some plant life to eat beneath the snow.
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A moose saunters through a field beneath the Tetons
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