RHH's photos with the keyword: calf

These photos are from Yellowstone National Park once again. I had not quite finished the tour of Yellowstone when we left for Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. This Bison cow and calf were photographed along the main road between Old Faithful and the west entrance road.

This newborn calf was photographed with its mother and several other Bison along the Grand Loop Road in Yellowstone National Park

These Bison cows and newborn calf were photographed along the main road in Yellowstone National Park.

We are touring Yellowstone, traveling now from Madison Junction where the west entrance road meets the lower loop of the main road and heading northeast and clockwise around that lower loop. The area has a few thermal features but not many but it is an area where bison are often found, such as this cow and calf.

These two young Bison bulls were photographed in Yellowstone National Park just northeast of Madison Junction.

This Bison cow and calf were photographed along the lower loop of the main road through Yellowstone National Park, northeast of Madison Junction.

This Bison bull was photographed along the main road through Yellowstone National Park northeast of Madison Junction and south of Gibbon Falls.

This cow and calf Moose were photographed just down the road from where we live. There had been reports of them for months but we did not actually see them until yesterday.

This is a Moose calf, photographed down the road from where we live. There have been reports of them in the area and we finally saw and photographed them yesterday, a cow and two nearly full grown calves.

Photographed in Yellowstone National Park, this Bison calf was walking down the road with its mother paying no attention to passing traffic.

Taken in Elk Island National Park in Alberta by my wife. Elk Island is east of Edmonton and has a small herd of Wood Bison, Bison bison athabascae, which are larger than the Plains Bison and much more rare.

When in Yellowstone last summer we came in via the west entrance and joined the main loop at Madison Junction. Near the junction in a small parking area we first saw this bison cow and her new calf. The calf was so young the umbilical cord had not yet fallen off. We took a few pictures and headed back out to the main road where we found them again strolling down the middle of the road as though they owned it (which in Yellowstone they do). We had no choice but to follow them very slowly and at a distance until they left the road and disappeared into the woods. There are other pictures of them on my blog post, but I especially liked this one.