Adam Bitner Photography

While the badger was seemingly more interested in what I was doing, the coyote snuck up behind him and gave him a jolt, probably hoping that he'd join him on a hunt.

One of my favorite experiences from this past trip was spending time with a coyote and badger in Lamar Valley. These two species are known for collaboratively hunting together; however, in this instance, it seemed the coyote was frustrated that the badger didn't want to join.

A male harlequin duck pokes his head above the rushing rapids 🌊

A male grizzly bear climbs up from the shoreline in pursuit of a female not too far away

Early mornings with bison and snow-capped mountains 💙

A coyote pauses in the sagebrush, listening and looking for the smallest movement from a ground squirrel 👀

Wide open spaces. A lone pronghorn blends perfectly into the vast Yellowstone landscape.

Another great trip to Yellowstone and the Tetons in the books 🏞️ Probably took about a thousand photos of my favorite waterfowl in the parks, so might as well start with this guy. I love playing with different shutter speeds, and they provide a great break when the big mammals are elusive.

In honor of World Otter Day yesterday, there's nothing like the peace and calm of watching a sea otter contentedly float offshore 🦦

Only a few more days until I'll be back with the babies and the bears, and hopefully baby bears 🤞🏻 - can not wait! 🦬🧸🐺🦉🦅🏞️
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