Tuesday, September 15, 2026

More adventures - Fairy Lake, Convict Grade Rd., Yellowstone NP.

 

Ty climbed Sacagawea Peak in the Bridger Mountain Range 
to look for Mountain Goats.

After 3 hours of climbing to above treeline he was sucessful!

He found five, Two Billies at the top and this Ewe and lambs a little lower,

This is Sacagewea Peak at 9,654 feet.

Weather worn tree back at treeline..


Back down the trail to Fairy Lake nestled in the forest.

This Montana sunrise greets our visitors from Wisconsin, Paul & Rae Tyriver

Bald Eagle along the Yellowstone River

Lots of Wild flowers were along Convict Grade Road.
White Cranes-bill

Wild Bergamot

Harebell

Giant Red/ Scarlet Indian Paintbrush

Alpine Aster

White checkered Butterfly

Wild Turkeys, young are growing fast.

Northern Harrier mouse hunting

N. Harrier takes flight

Coyote in same field also rodent hunting

Red-naped Sapsucker

Blue-eyed Darner

White-tailed deer resting in neighborhood field

Went up to Tom Miner Basin to find Grizzly Bears
Sow and cubs in front of large Elk herd

Another cub trying to keep up with Mom!

Silvertip large cub at "meet and greet" with sow

"Good to see you again!"  Nose rub.
We had a total of 9 Grizzly Bears at Tom Miner


American Pronghorn Antelope, center doe has collar.

We went into Yellowstone National Park with our friends and ran into a "BearJam" near Roaring Mountain.  Grizzly is shaking water off from brief rain shower.


This large collared Boar was making quite a scene.

The Grizzly studies the public camera crowd

The bear is determined to come across the road above.

He starts running toward the crowd.

Rangers were yelling repeatedly at the people to "get back in your cars now!".

The bear runs up the bank between the bumper to bumper vehicles and escapes into the
 dense evergreen forest.

This beautiful pond was indicative of the beautiful days we had to share God's Creation with our friends.

❤️ Love & Prayers 🙏🏽
Ty & Ida Baumann






































































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