At 6 a.m. we boarded a bus to spend 8 hours driving into Denali National Park looking for wildlife and other views. (You have to go via an official denali bus as they tightly control any cars going into the park. I think we saw one car.) It was an overcast wet day so we did not see the blue sky and majestic mountains that we hoped to photograph. However we did see wildlife. You might need to double click on the pictures... the above picture is a moose with a HUGH rack.
This was one large eagle.
Can you spot the caribou?
The most interesting and exciting were the many sightings of grizzly bears. This one was mama bear and her cubs. We watched them for quite some time (sitting in the safety of the bus, of course!). Mama bear was digging for something and I loved the little cub trying to do something in that bush. Like Winnie the Pooh looking for honey?
Okay, don't just think this is a boring picture - double click it to see the flock of dall sheep. Did you find them?
At 6 a.m. we boarded a bus to spend 8 hours driving into Denali National Park looking for wildlife and other views. (You have to go via an official denali bus as they tightly control any cars going into the park. I think we saw one car.) It was an overcast wet day so we did not see the blue sky and majestic mountains that we hoped to photograph. However we did see wildlife. You might need to double click on the pictures... the above picture is a moose with a HUGH rack.
This was one large eagle.
Can you spot the caribou?
The most interesting and exciting were the many sightings of grizzly bears. This one was mama bear and her cubs. We watched them for quite some time (sitting in the safety of the bus, of course!). Mama bear was digging for something and I loved the little cub trying to do something in that bush. Like Winnie the Pooh looking for honey? 
Okay, don't just think this is a boring picture - double click it to see the flock of dall sheep. Did you find them?
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