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Mule Deer Doe and Fawn
The Mule Deer, 'Odocoileus hemionus', ranges in the West from the Yukon to Northern Mexico. In the creation of this... |
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Newborn Elk Calf
The elk, 'Cervus elaphus', also known as wapiti, can weigh over a thousand pounds when fully grown. They are browsers-... |
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Newborn Elk Calf
The elk, 'Cervus elaphus', also known as wapiti, can weigh over a thousand pounds when fully grown. They are browsers-... |
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Pair of Grizzlies
The Grizzly Bear, 'Ursos arctos', recognized by its shoulder hump and dish shaped face, can weigh over a thousand pounds.... |
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Pilot and Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Early morning view in late June from Mud Lake, view toward the west. Pilot Peak (11,706 feet), the glacier carved... |
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Pilot & Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Morning view toward the west — along the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River. Pilot Peak, the classic glacier carved... |
Pilot and Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming, Early Morning October.
Photographed in late September, early morning – view toward the west. Pilot Peak, the glacier carved horn peak (11,708 ft.... |
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Pilot and Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Photographed in late September, early evening - view toward the west. Pilot Peak, the glacier carved horn peak (11,708 ft.... |
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Pilot and Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Photographed in late September from the Sunlight Basin – view toward the west. Pilot Peak, the classic glacier carved horn... |
Pilot and Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Mid-September view from the east, late afternoon. Pilot Peak, the glacier-carved horn peak (11,708ft), was first climbed in 1928. Index... |
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Pilot and Index Peaks, Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Early morning, soon after sunrise, in late June. View toward the west. Pilot Peak, the classic glacier carved horn peak,... |
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