On our 2011 road trip through Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, the chance to photograph pronghorn was high on my wish list. I've long been fascinated by this species, and on our first evening in the park, we were treated to some up-close visuals right along the side of the road. The light was fading fast, so I barely managed any reasonably sharp frames, but it was a really special encounter so see this herd up close. We would see pronghorn in Grand Teton National Park only a few more times in our 3 days there and always at a far distance. Though we were treated to some very nice breakfast encounters with a small herd of pronghorn each morning as we drove through the Gardiner entrance to Yellowstone throughout the next week.
View more of my pronghorn photography.
I loved these pictures however. Apologies for the two comments; my I pad has a mind of its own and sent the first part before I was ready.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sallie! (And no worries at all)
DeleteI clicked on your link Pat. There are many great pictures in those 60. The Pronhoo is indeed a very beautiful and striking animal.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words, Phil! Glad you enjoyed flipping through my gallery :-)
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