We’ve been very busy these last few weeks. One we were getting the store ready and
then making sure everyone, as well as ourselves was getting the hang of working
in the retail market. This is our
second time off so we decided to do some Yellowstone stuff. We got up and decided to drive thru
Hayden Valley to find the wildlife.
That is other than bison, we can see them all the time. At one point we saw a pelican and
pulled over to get a picture. When
I was ready with the camera he decided to take a nap and hide his head. As we drove further into the valley we
saw cars lining the road, this normally means wildlife is near. We parked on the side of the road and
then we saw what everyone was looking at.
It was a coyote and an otter.
We don’t know why the coyote wasn’t interested other than they weren’t
hungry. I have included the
picture and the otter is to the right of the coyote.
We came back and had lunch and decided we wanted to go for a
bike ride. We wanted to ride up
the Natural Bridge trial but it was closed due to bear management. Which means bear could be in the
area. Since it was still early we
decided to drive over to Lone Star Geyser and road the 2.35 miles to the
geyser. It was a good ride to get
our feet wet. Once we got there
the logbook indicated the geyser would not go off for 3 more hours. We sat around for a little while until
the mosquitoes got to us. As usual
on our way out, the geyser had a small eruption. These pictures are also included.
As we were turning into the Lake Area again cars were lining
the road. This time we saw a small
fox right next to the road and not far from the dorms. Sometimes you are just lucky to be in
the right place at the right time.
These are our first pictures of an otter and a fox in two
years.
Take care, and hope to report again soon.
The Otter is that dark brown 1 inch to the right of the coyote, this is cropped as far as possible. |
Bison running down the hill |
At Lone Star Geyser after riding 2 miles |
The geyser is slowing down and we are heading back. |
Fox near the road. |
Cool, keep the pictures coming. Daryl and I are enjoying them.
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