UHH Yellowstone Seminar 2014 results
Jun 17, 2014 17:38:38 #
Wonder if anyone else got a better photo than mine of the antelope butting heads.......I know.....bad composition.....
Jun 17, 2014 18:21:50 #
pgl wrote:
Great set of photo's...you all are making me want to go back really bad!! :).....who would have thought I would love it there so much!....it's a great area..I have enjoyed looking at your photo's.
Pam
Pam
Thanks. We had great weather and Carter spotted a lot of wildlife for us to shoot. I had a great time and met a lot of nice people...just like last year.
Jun 17, 2014 18:22:44 #
[quote=Irenejb]Wonder if anyone else got a better photo than mine of the antelope butting heads.......I know.....bad composition.....[/quote
Wow, great shot. I'll have to look through mine. Still sorting through them.
Wow, great shot. I'll have to look through mine. Still sorting through them.
Jun 17, 2014 18:23:31 #
MTG44 wrote:
Hey Irene remember how cold we were when we walked down to the alpine lake to get the reflections ? My hands were so cold I couldn't feel the shutter button.
Looks like it was worth the walk down there...very nice.
Jun 17, 2014 18:25:40 #
NLphoto wrote:
Took me a while.... But.... I finally found this message board.
Let me reintroduce myself, I was the lady that drove the Jeep and joined you when you had just discovered the fighting bears. What an experience that was!!
Love the pictures you got from the cubs in the tree. Nicely done. That was a surprise to find them up there ;-)
Have included some of my pictures and wanted to tell you that is was great meeting some of your group at Yellowstone!
Let me reintroduce myself, I was the lady that drove the Jeep and joined you when you had just discovered the fighting bears. What an experience that was!!
Love the pictures you got from the cubs in the tree. Nicely done. That was a surprise to find them up there ;-)
Have included some of my pictures and wanted to tell you that is was great meeting some of your group at Yellowstone!
Nice shots the bears. I missed the big fight, but the rest was still exciting to watch.
Jun 17, 2014 18:27:00 #
Jun 18, 2014 09:43:56 #
[quote=durango][quote=Irenejb]Wonder if anyone else got a better photo than mine of the antelope butting heads.......I know.....bad composition.....[/quote
Wow, great shot. I'll have to look through mine. Still sorting through them.[/quote]
Thanks Lou.....would be nice to see yours.
Wow, great shot. I'll have to look through mine. Still sorting through them.[/quote]
Thanks Lou.....would be nice to see yours.
Jun 18, 2014 09:44:33 #
Jun 19, 2014 20:25:34 #
Here are pics of one of the wildflowers I shot.
Jun 19, 2014 20:44:46 #
Jun 19, 2014 21:08:14 #
Mary1946 wrote:
Here are pics of one of the wildflowers I shot.
Those are really great pictures Mary. Congratulations!
Jun 19, 2014 21:26:42 #
Thanks, Michael.
I enjoyed your picture of the reflection. I hope to see more of your pics.
I enjoyed your picture of the reflection. I hope to see more of your pics.
Jun 20, 2014 07:03:43 #
Jun 22, 2014 21:51:38 #
Hello all.
I just got home from the park, and two interesting developments. The Cinnamon Black Bear with the two cubs that was fighting off the male black bear was over 30 miles away, with her cubs up another tree, going up Dunraven pass. The crowd was terrible so I only got a chance to take a few quick shots out the window of the Jeep, but was able to confirm it was definitely the same family of bears. A cinnamon sow with mixed black and cinnamon cubs is rare so I am 99% positive it was her. Here is a couple of the pics I was able to grab, she was quite a ways off for a 400mm, but that was all I had on the seat at the time, rangers were chasing everyone off already so a better shot meant a LONG hike and the sky had been raining and snowing for a couple hours at this point.
I just got home from the park, and two interesting developments. The Cinnamon Black Bear with the two cubs that was fighting off the male black bear was over 30 miles away, with her cubs up another tree, going up Dunraven pass. The crowd was terrible so I only got a chance to take a few quick shots out the window of the Jeep, but was able to confirm it was definitely the same family of bears. A cinnamon sow with mixed black and cinnamon cubs is rare so I am 99% positive it was her. Here is a couple of the pics I was able to grab, she was quite a ways off for a 400mm, but that was all I had on the seat at the time, rangers were chasing everyone off already so a better shot meant a LONG hike and the sky had been raining and snowing for a couple hours at this point.
Jun 22, 2014 21:59:56 #
Here are some pics of the Osprey and 3 hatchlings. These are straight out of camera and the wind was terrible at the time so they aren't as sharp as I would like, but you can still see all 3 chicks. One is a little smaller than the other two, I think it just hatched yesterday, the others hatched Friday and are about double the small ones size.
Mama building up the nest wall
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Hungry babies
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Hard to place twigs in the wind.
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