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Happy Easter everyone from Old Wolf Photography! I found this baby bunny hiding under a maple leaf deep in the forest. I laid down on the forest floor quickly snapped a couple of pictures and left it just as fast so it's mother would find it again. http://bit.ly/2GuDGdd

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Majestic big horn sheep ram. http://bit.ly/2DpIjVf

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The little orange dogs have arrived! http://bit.ly/2VXQpeK

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Bison at Junction Butte pond. http://bit.ly/2DsYKjv

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Elk at Elk Creek. http://bit.ly/2VUf2Jf

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Mousing fox at Soda Butte. http://bit.ly/2DsYHEl

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Gray wolf art Soda Butte Creek chasing ravens. Lamar memory photo. http://bit.ly/2VXCBRE

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Cinnamon black bear near Yellowstone Picnic. http://bit.ly/2Dndq3O

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Portrait at Lakota Wolf Preserve. http://bit.ly/2KFvLz2

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It's spring in Yellowstone but when snow and cold are still present you need something else to remind you the season is changing, like the sudden arrival of blue birds everywhere. http://bit.ly/2P9EuIk

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Foxes are most well known for mousing but coyotes too like to leap and dive for their breakfast. http://bit.ly/2v79VcU

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When it's in the single digits even in the spring, I find that its not unusual for the animals to sleep in, and take the morning off. This sleepy fox was curled up at dawn and later in the morning around 11 I found it was still curled in the same spot. Perhaps it had a late night. http://bit.ly/2P9ApDY

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Whitetail deer fawn in my backyard. http://bit.ly/2Z0rcCq

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Any day now the orange dogs of spring will be popping up all over! http://bit.ly/2Ug1tT4

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Some days dealing with all the crazy tourists is just more thank i can handle! http://bit.ly/2URdXF6

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1048M the beta male from the Junction Butte Pack east of Slough Creek. http://bit.ly/2KtrjTQ

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754M guided his nephews and nieces to be strong adult wolves. Memory photo. http://bit.ly/2D3C5tU