A picnic table makes a really good scratching post...
This was the first time I had an official greeter at the corner of the wildlife loop turn!
A bull decided it was time to take a dust powder for the ladies...
This image of mamma and calf was over-exposed so I tweaked the tone curve...
The red calf on the right was running at full speed ahead... something I'd never seen before. I mean, he was flyyyyying...the darker calf was loping after red.
Great pictures of Buffalo! You are brave to get that close to them. They unpredictable and dangerous. But however you survived you captured the essence Buffalo in the Black Hills! I assume these were with the 300MM lens.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent creatures J'Ellen. How are the bison doing overall ? There were once great herds of them, are they now protected?
ReplyDeleteI love the one where the bison is standing under the street sign!!!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it have been a sight to see the herds go on and on as far as the eye could see?
ReplyDeleteLove the two youngsters playing;)
Marnie
It is sure fun to watch the young buffalo calves play. Great pictures that tell stories.
ReplyDeleteI love the Bison..When I think of them I think of the Indians from long ago..you really have a way with your pics..you got some good shots...take care...
ReplyDeleteYou get such unique photos Jann...A buffalo by a picnic table...it really emphasizes just how large buffalo are!
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