Dorothy, the cinnamon cub was across the road from Rainy Lake. The pouncing coyote was in almost the same place. I think the cinnamon was a 2-year-old, as is the black in the first picture, which was taken on the road east of Hellroaring a bit.
Thank you for liking them!

Statistics: Posted by lah — Wed Jan 09, 2019 10:31 am

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Wow -- thanks to all for posting these photos! I'm in a "winter Yellowstone homesick funk" and these really helped (both abate it and exacerbate it!). What fun they are. Loved the pouncing coyote, the black bear closeup, the GGO, the black-billed magpie flying, the moose "nosing" the other moose, the "reflecting" fox ... and everything else.

Linda -- was the cinnamon bear walking down the road near Sheepeater Cliff? Of course, most all cinnamon bears look alike, but it bears a striking resemblance to a cinnamon my sis and I saw "up close and personal" at Sheepeater.

Anyway, again thanks to all of you for posting photos!

Statistics: Posted by Dorothy — Tue Jan 08, 2019 7:29 pm

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Here are my Yellowstone shots that made my Best Of 2018 list:







You can see the full list of my favorite images from the year here.

Max

Statistics: Posted by Max — Tue Jan 08, 2019 3:50 pm

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Beautiful shots!

Statistics: Posted by Fancyhen — Sat Jan 05, 2019 10:14 pm

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Beautiful shots!

Statistics: Posted by Fancyhen — Sat Jan 05, 2019 10:13 pm

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Great shots. I especially like the mousing coyote, GGO, and Grizzlies. If I ever figure out how to post pictures, I'll throw a few on.

Bill

Statistics: Posted by billandkaren — Fri Jan 04, 2019 6:32 pm

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Liked very one of your shots, Linda! You really did a great job.....you, too, Rik. Your shots of the GGO are superb!! I'm still trying to get some decent in-flight hummingbird shots. In fact, I think that if I'm patient, I might even be able to get one of the little rascals to perch on my finger. So far, no cigars. But I just love watching them, even if they can be little S---heads at times. We're entering the HB mating season. So keep your fingers crossed. Maybe I can get a few shots of Ralph (male Costas HB) and Alice (female) courting and mating. Found a HB nest on one of our patio overhand supports last March, just before we went home to MT. Their eggs were about the size of jelly beans. We've got 2 new little HB's flitten' around our patio, so I have a strong suspicion that maybe they're the offspring of Ralph and Alice. Gosh are they ever cute.

Missed posting a Christmas greeting. So Happy New Year, everyone! May all of you be blessed with good health, safe travels and lots of wonderful adventures and photo ops in 2019. Hope to see some of your smiling faces in the Park. PJ

Statistics: Posted by yellvet — Sat Dec 29, 2018 9:41 am

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Nice shots lah!

I got to go twice in 2018 but the Fall trip was mostly a bust except for a couple great greys.

Statistics: Posted by RikWriter — Thu Dec 27, 2018 6:13 pm

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I had a few that were okay for me.

bear near phantom lake 9-25-2018 by Linda Hamilton, on Flickr

cinnamon at rainy lake 9-25-2018 by Linda Hamilton, on Flickr

Cinnamon bling mo and cub 5-24-2018 by Linda Hamilton, on Flickr

Coyote with snack 5-22-2018 by Linda Hamilton, on Flickr

IMG_0014 by Linda Hamilton, on Flickr

Fawn ypa curve 9-26-2018 by Linda Hamilton, on Flickr

Statistics: Posted by lah — Thu Dec 27, 2018 12:07 pm

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Let's get the annual year-end thread going. Post a couple of your favorites from your 2018 Yellowstone/Teton trips here. We'll also have a similar thread in the Non-YS forum for shots taken outside of the GYE.

Max

Statistics: Posted by Max — Thu Dec 27, 2018 9:30 am

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These are all excellent images Rick! I can't believe you were able to find so many! I would be happy to find one.

I really like the last three images.

Good work! Thanks for sharing.

Statistics: Posted by Nikon_nerd — Wed Nov 28, 2018 9:31 am

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I'm selling off some gear, including a camera body, travel storage device, a few different photo packs and some other accessories.



A few of these items have been used quite a bit over the years, but there are several that have barely been used or may not have been used at all. The photo packs especially have hardly been touched for the most part. Also, a couple of the smaller items are being given away free with other purchases.

Scroll to the bottom of my Holiday Sale page to see what's available.

Max

Statistics: Posted by Max — Tue Nov 27, 2018 7:57 pm

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As always, I like to share a few of the calendar images I've picked out for my Yellowstone-related themes. I do a Yellowstone theme each year with new photos, and decided to add a separate Yellowstone Birds calendar this year. The Weasel & Mongoose calendar also has a few GYE species.

Great blue heron at Pelican Creek


Great horned owl


American Bison, Yellowstone Lake and Mt. Sheridan


American black bears


Bighorn sheep


Dusky grouse


Red-tailed hawk


Red-naped sapsucker


Common raven


American pelicans


Short-tailed weasel


North American river otter


American badger


American marten


Long-tailed weasel


You can see all of the calendar images on my website.

Max

Statistics: Posted by Max — Tue Nov 13, 2018 11:03 am

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Great photos -- make me homesick to be back in the park! I agree that mountain goat one is special, but also loved the two moose in the stream -- wonderful feeling of peace and beauty in that shot! Thanks.

Statistics: Posted by Dorothy — Thu Nov 08, 2018 11:10 pm

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Thanks Linda. It's always hit or miss with them, and we barely got those two when a client spotted them near the road on our way back down. I couldn't believe they still had remnants of their old coats clinging on at that point... normally in fall they're looking quite handsome (barring a radio collar and ear tags!).

Max

Statistics: Posted by Max — Thu Nov 08, 2018 9:03 am

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