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Love it! Great location in a fantastic national park and wilderness.

Excellent!

Great footage of both the black bear here and the bull moose at floating island lake. Saw some moose in Grand Teton in early June, but they continue to evade me in Yellowstone. Thanks!

How does one "not like" this? Wildlife speaking, this is as good as it gets folks.

Another example of worthy contestants for the annual Darwin awards.A few hundred too many "reality shows" & not enough actual REALITY.That sow would've easily killed that 1 lady with the tripod,working on her "dream shot,"along with the older guy who--inexplicably to me--was more concerned with t...

What do I know, but I REALLY wouldn't recommend hiking to "go look" for bears--especially, especially, grizzlies, one in particular, a sow who once had four cubs last late spring/early summer, who frequented, may still frequent, the Beaver Ponds & Sepulcher Mountain/trail area. You are asking for...

Juliana,

Hi, just caught your blog by way of the Ciao Cancer page on fb--so very touching. Brings back such fond, if bittersweet, memories of my late sister Lori, who passed in December of '08 from breast cancer, at age 40. Anyway, I messaged you on your blog, so I don't want to be redundant. Bu...

Excellent! 1st viewer here. Thanks for posting. Yellowstone, my favorite place ever. What a wilderness wonder. Went there for first time this past June, thankfully before the hordes of tourist descended. Really want to get there in winter, to hear the howling of the wolves, and to see a practica...

It has to be said, though: those people, those "spectators," especially at the end all lined up in the parking lot, are WAY--WAY too close to the elk. It's not surprising of course, but have such people gone mad? It's as though they all come down with a case of wildlife-viewing fever at the same ...