When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.
When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.
When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.
When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.
When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.
When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.
When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.
When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.

Elk (Cervus canadensis)

Elk

(Cervus canadensis)

Description:

When I first arrived in Jackson Hole a week earlier, there were no Elk to be found except at the south end of the valley. Before we left the region, these and other large mammal species showed up as they moved north to higher elevations.

Date Taken: 2022:05:10 7:41

Location:

Elk
Moose, Wyoming
United States
6832.68 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/800

File Name: Elk_8508992-JacksonHole

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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