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| Baby moose twins |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-28 Swainson's Hawk
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| Swainson's Hawk checking us out. |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-27 Pronghorn Battle
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| Pronghorn exercising dominance displays |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-26 Mule Deer
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| Mule deer hiding behind an aspen sapling. Look how green everything is these days! |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-25 Goldeneye Ducklings
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| A mother Goldeneye corrals her chicks |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-24 Teton Landscape
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| Schwabacher's Landing is finally open after a year and a half of sequester and road construction. Photographers rejoice! |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-23 Yellow Warbler
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| Yellow Warbler in a chokecherry tree |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-22 Lupines and Bumblebee
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| The lupines are flowering, and the bumblebees have noticed |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-21 House Wren
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| House Wren announcing its territory |
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The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-20 Yellowstone Falls Landscape
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| The Lower Falls of the Yellowstone. A very popular tourist destination in Yellowstone. |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-19 Bison
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| Young bison sparring for this patch of grass |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-18 Great Gray Owl
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| A Great Gray Owl hunting in the wet meadows. Happy Birthday to this bird's star researcher! |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-17 Elk and Landscape
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| Elk materialize in the meadows as the sun goes down behind the Tetons |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-16 Ansel Adams Landscape
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| Snake River Overlook at Alpenglow-o-clock |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-15 Coyote
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| Happy Father's Day! A coyote provides for his pups by pouncing on a pocket gopher. |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-14 Trumpeter Swan
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| Trumpeter Swan on the restoration ponds in Jackson |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-13 Sunflowers and Tetons
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| Arrowleaf balsamroot is flowering in every sagebrush flat. The snowy winter has resulted in a great wildflower yield! |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-12 Fox Kits
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| The fox kits are growing up so fast! |
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| Playing around. |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-11 Bull Moose
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| Welcome back to the bull moose at the Snake River bridge in Grand Teton National Park. |
The Yellowstone Phenology Project: 6-10 Hot Springs
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| Abyss Pool at West Thumb Geyser Basin. The popular tourist spots in Yellowstone are just starting to get chaotically busy. |