Old Faithful beginning to erupt
It's staring to get going now!
It erupted for quite a few minutes, longer than I thought it would.
This is my first shot of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
It is one of the most beautiful sites I've ever seen.
Each of these shots is a bit different.
I never tire of looking at them all.
These next three are at the "Brink of the Upper Falls".
This was not the shot I was looking for, but I must have taken the wrong path.
This view is what we saw each day as we drove into the park.
This is a cinnamon teal which is rather rare in this area. I wish I could have gotten it in flight.
This is a small fall we saw from the road.
One of very many bison in the park.
This is a cinnamon black bear going up the hill.
This is a black bear we found on the other side of the hill.
I was hoping I could get a shot of it looking up.
We spotted these Pronghorn as we were driving.
We found a couple of young bison (Red Dogs) in the herd.
You will see more of them this time of year.
Another herd of pronghorn.
As we drove down the road we came upon a mama bear and her cub.
They just stayed right by the road.
This is another view of the Yellowstone river.
The next morning at Grand Prismatic Spring.
To get these views you had to hike up a trail above the spring. You can see the parking lot and road off in the distance.
This is a smaller spring nearby. It was so clear and beautiful.
Mt. Haynes on the way into the park.
A spotted sandpiper on the Madison river going into the park.
You find these fumeroles all over the park.
A view of Yellowstone Lake
A pair of Common Mergansers
I spotted this small island in Lake Yellowstone.
I thought it would make a nice image.
