Warning: These pictures may be considered gross or graphic by some readers. Read and view with caution ultra refined city folk. A cow elk gives birth right next to the Administration building at Yellowstone National Park headquarters in Mammoth Hot Springs! You can see how wildlife and people can live together harmoniously. And I figure [...]
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Elk At Canyon Village Yellowstone Park
July 10th, 2010 
CWN My friend Sandy just sent me these pictures of a 7 point elk (one side) grazing in the field at Canyon Park, Yellowstone. Her husband just had a cow over this. . . . .
Areas of Shoshone National Forest Closed Due to Grizzly Attack
June 19th, 2010 CWN Wyoming Game and Fish still searching for the grizzly bear that mauled 70 year old Erwin Frank Evert to death: Just hours after a grizzly was tranquilized, collared and left to wake up it mauled to death a 7o year old cabin owner in the Kitty Creek area of Wyoming. (Just 7 miles from the East Entrance of Yellowstone [...]
Beware Baby Bunnies At Post Office Mail Drop
June 6th, 2010 CWN Our post office houses thousands of letters, packages and 3 baby bunnies! What a surprise I had after I dropped an out of state letter in the mail box! Here is a picture of a yellow barrier that you need to drive past as your leaving the drop off boxes beside the post office. And here is the little teeny baby bunny. The [...]
Pictorial Souvenir of Yellowstone, A: With German, Spanish, Mandarin and Japanese (Kindle Edition)
June 5th, 2010 CWN As the world’s first national park, Yellowstone has captivated visitors from around the world for more than a century. The first time people see a buffalo, elk, moose, or grizzly bear in the wild is a memory that will remain with them for the rest of their days. In Yellowstone, wildlife photographer Nelson Erikson captures [...]
Mountain Lion Tranquilized on Ina Ave
June 5th, 2010 CWN A mountain lion was tranquilized Friday on 25th Street Ina Ave. Thanks to the fast actions of the Game and Fish guys, she won’t be causing any more trouble around here. Here is the big mountain lion tranquilized on Friday June 4th on Ina Ave. . This may be the same cat that has been spotted wondering the Shoshone [...]
