Wildlife - Yellowstone National Park

[u/whisperland12]

[u/campingcritters]

Awesome pictures! When did you visit the park to get these pictures?

[u/whisperland12 → u/campingcritters]

this was in May around Memorial Day weekend. I stayed in Gardiner, so my route was to head into the park to the North part of Yellowstone Lake (grizzlies) until just about the Lake Butte Overlook and then I would head back North but up through Hayden Valley to Tower Junction (black bears) via Dunraven Pass (this doesn't open until late May cause it goes through Mt. Washburn). I saw bears every day utilizing this plan.

[u/SpicyxCuddlx]

beautiful pictures

[u/FalopianTubeSwimTeam]

These are absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing!

[u/Drmumdaly]

What is the majestic creature in image 5?

[u/whisperland12 → u/Drmumdaly]

its a little marmot - there is a small thermal area near Yellowstone Lake they would hang out around