Showing posts with label pronghorn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pronghorn. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Yellowstone Pronghorn

Here's some scanned shots taken with my old film camera, while staying for a week at Yellowstone National Park up in the northwestern corner of Wyoming.

A Pronghorn buck fleeing away from the photographer :/ And such was often the case. The pronghorn dwelling in the park were among the few critters that still exhibitted a healthy fear of man.

A large hunk of intact petrifried tree - what makes this so unique? It's still standing upright as it had grown originally!

A couple of pronghorn in a thick stand of Big Sagebrush. They felt a little more at ease in the heavy cover.

The only shot I got of a pronghorn in Yellowstone, relaxed and out in the open.

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Pronghorn Doe


Notice there's no black cheek patches below the ears, as would be visible on the Pronghorn buck.