Bison calf kicking up its heels, Yellowstone NP, Wyoming
After our go to to the Tetons, Claudia and I spent a few days in Yellowstone earlier than heading house. Since we had been solely there for 2 days, we didn’t see the number of animals we noticed within the Tetons, however did get to look at a big bison herd with quite a few younger calves.
These calves (typically referred to as “crimson canines” due to their reddish fur) had been endlessly entertaining – chasing one another, butting heads, kicking up their heels, or zooming round and round in circles to expend extra power. Listed below are some images of these lovable calves, together with one picture of a Canada goose household. And I’ve additionally included a video Claudia made from the frolicking bison.
— Michael Frye
Bison calf nursing, Yellowstone NP, Wyoming
Bison mom and calf crossing a creek, Yellowstone NP, Wyoming
Bison cows and nursing calf, Yellowstone NP, Wyoming
Canada goose household, Yellowstone NP, Wyoming
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Michael Frye is an expert photographer specializing in landscapes and nature. He lives close to Yosemite Nationwide Park in California, however travels extensively to {photograph} pure landscapes within the American West and all through the world.
Michael makes use of gentle, climate, and design to make images that seize the temper of the panorama, and convey the sweetness, energy, and thriller of nature. His work has obtained quite a few awards, and appeared in publications around the globe. He’s the writer and/or principal photographer of a number of books, together with Digital Panorama Pictures: Within the Footsteps of Ansel Adams and the Nice Masters, and The Photographer’s Information to Yosemite.
Michael likes to share his data of images by way of articles, books, workshops, on-line programs, and his weblog. He’s taught over 200 workshops centered on panorama images, night time images, digital picture processing, and printing.