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Welcome to my FB page - I love to share the photos I take from my home in sunny Hawaii, and trips; you can find my photos for sale (physical prints, digital downloads, and other products) on https://phillip-espinasse.pixels.com/ My general philosophy:
Life is like a camera
Just focus on what’s important
Capture the GOOD TIMES
Develop from the negatives and if things don’t turn out, just take another shot.

10/30/2026

Lamar's new pride, strutting with stride ...

A young bison calf — often called a “red dog” for its bright reddish coat — stands quietly in Lamar Valley as the last warm light of the day drifts across the sage. These calves are born in the spring and keep their distinctive color through their first summer before darkening with age. Caught here in a calm moment near sunset, this little one seems content to simply watch the valley settle into evening.

10/29/2026

Covert little scout, checking things out ...

A pair of Uinta ground squirrels (Urocitellus armatus) pause their busy day in Grand Teton National Park to size up the photographer. These energetic little rodents spend the short high-country summer racing between burrows, stuffing their cheeks, and keeping watch for predators — all before vanishing underground for a remarkably long hibernation that can last up to eight months.

10/28/2026

Craggy and grand, nature’s own brand ...

A crisp spring morning in Grand Teton National Park, where the iconic Teton Range rises sharply from the valley floor. Fresh snow still clings to the jagged peaks while the first soft greens of aspen begin to appear below.

The Teton Range is one of the youngest mountain ranges in the Rockies—only about 9–10 million years old—and rises so abruptly along the Teton Fault that it has almost no foothills, creating that dramatic, wall-like silhouette you see here.

10/27/2026

Heavenly hue, sunrise breakthrough ...

A male Mountain Bluebird (Sialia currucoides) greets the day from a weathered perch in Grand Teton National Park. These sky-colored songbirds are cavity nesters that often rely on old woodpecker holes or nest boxes, and males like this one fiercely defend their breeding territories with flashing displays of pure blue.

10/26/2026

Rise and shine, this log is mine ...

Up with the sun, this Least Chipmunk (Tamias minimus) is ready for its close-up in Jackson Hole! With a tail that deserves its own zip code and a pose that screams “I woke up like this,” breakfast can wait until the paparazzi leave.

10/25/2026

You look my way, I’ll slip away ...

A cautious coyote pauses in the forest pines at the northern edge of Grand Teton National Park (near the southern entrance of Yellowstone), locking eyes for a brief moment before melting back into the undergrowth. Coyotes (Canis latrans) are smaller and more lightly built than wolves, with proportionally larger ears and a narrower muzzle — exactly the features visible here. In the Tetons they thrive on the edges of meadows and forest, often hunting alone or in loose pairs at dawn and dusk.

10/24/2026

A moose's way, to the breakfast buffet !

A cow moose (Alces alces) browses on fresh willow shoots in Willow Flats at Grand Teton National Park near Moran, Wyoming, as sunrise lights the spring brush. The mama moose carefully selects tender stems, a classic early-morning feeding behavior in this productive wetland habitat.

10/23/2026

Give it a lick, sunset slick ...

A curious bison calf (affectionately called a “red dog” for its bright reddish coat) shares a playful tongue-out moment with its mother at sunset (Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park). Bison (Bison bison) often stick their tongues into their nostrils to clear mucus that traps dust, bacteria, and debris — keeping their nasal passages clean and their sense of smell sharp. This everyday “nose-wipe” is an instinctive behavior seen in both adults and calves.

10/22/2026

The Tetons shine, twice as fine ...

A crisp cool morning of dead-calm water turned the Snake River into a perfect mirror, doubling the Cathedral Group under soft alpenglow.

Sunrise at Schwabacher Landing is one of the most iconic and breathtaking experiences in Grand Teton National Park. Named after the Schwabacher family — early 20th-century Jackson Hole ranchers and businessmen who frequently used the area for fishing — this historic boat landing has long served as a key access point to the Snake River for anglers, rafters, and travelers.

10/21/2026

Grill and run, breakfast won ...

The sun was barely up when this coyote (Canis latrans) burst out of nowhere, sporting a bloody rib cage (I suspect elk or deer) like it had just won the breakfast lottery. I barely had time to grab a shot before this furry bandit vanished into the flats with its takeout!

Life in the Tetons is beautiful, brutal, and unforgiving. Out here, survival waits for no one, and breakfast can be the difference between life and death.

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