Wildlife photos and videos from Yellowstone National Park and Beyond
An Osprey comes in for an attack of a nesting pair of Osprey with chicks in the nest. The adult at the bottom of the photo sprung into action and chased the invader off.
Photographed June 15th in Yellowstone. … Continue readingA 3rd Osprey Attacks a Nesting pair of Osprey
A Northern Pygmy Owl, Yellowstone’s Tiny Predator
Nestled in the forests of Yellowstone National Park, the Northern Pygmy Owl stands out not for its size, but for its mighty spirit. Despite being one of the smallest owls in North America, measuring just 6-7 inches tall, this diminutive raptor is a formidable hunter. With its sharp talons and keen eyesight, it preys on insects, small birds, and even animals as large as itself, proving that courage and skill know no size. … Continue readingThe Northern Pygmy Owl, Yellowstone’s Tiny Predator
Two Sandhill crane colts try to keep up with their parents in the forest away from the pond. Obstacles that the adults step over like this log take more effort for the young ones. … Continue readingA Sandhill Crane family in the forest
A Great Blue Heron stands on one leg with the stillness of its fishing pond in front and the tumult
Continue readingGreat Blue Heron Yin and Yang at Soda Butte Creek
It has been amazing to see how fast this Great Horned owlet has grown in the last week since I
It’s wonderful to have this mating pair of Ospreys back in Lamar Canyon again this year prepping their nest for
Check out these two Sandhill Cranes performing a courtship dance in Yellowstone National Park. It is early April and this
Continue readingTwo Sandhill Cranes perform a Courtship Dance
Osprey take off. I’m looking forward to having these beautiful birds return to Yellowstone and Gardiner Montana in 2024. Please
Continue readingOsprey Take Off in Lamar Valley, yellowstone National Park
Nestled in the forests of Yellowstone National Park, the Northern Pygmy Owl stands out not for its size, but for
Continue readingMeet the Rarely Seen Northern Pygmy Owl, Yellowstone’s Tiny Predator
My friends in Texas and California may have seen Sandhill Cranes when they leave us when it gets cold here