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Snake Stone Photography Photos from around the greater Yellowstone area

A baby black bear we found hanging out with its mom and sibling at Mammoth Hot Springs
05/28/2025

A baby black bear we found hanging out with its mom and sibling at Mammoth Hot Springs

A yearling grizzly cub from last spring
04/24/2025

A yearling grizzly cub from last spring

This pheasant has been hanging around all summer. Finally got a good shot of him.
08/13/2024

This pheasant has been hanging around all summer. Finally got a good shot of him.

Black bear in Yellowstone National Park. This was one of the 26 bears we saw this day in the park. They were everywhere....
06/17/2024

Black bear in Yellowstone National Park. This was one of the 26 bears we saw this day in the park. They were everywhere.

So many people I talk to tell me they never see bears in Yellowstone. If you're one of those people, write a comment or send me a message and I'll try to help you out.

This grizzly was out with her two cubs early tearing through the dirt and old logs looking for some food.
06/10/2024

This grizzly was out with her two cubs early tearing through the dirt and old logs looking for some food.

A grizz having an after breakfast nap near Phantom Lake, with nothing leftover from from its meal besides a pair of legs...
06/04/2024

A grizz having an after breakfast nap near Phantom Lake, with nothing leftover from from its meal besides a pair of legs.

One of 864's sub adults standing up checking out the view in Hayden Valley.
06/02/2024

One of 864's sub adults standing up checking out the view in Hayden Valley.

We saw this grizzly on May 4th in a location frequented by some of the popular nicknamed bears (Raspberry, Snow, Jam). W...
05/23/2024

We saw this grizzly on May 4th in a location frequented by some of the popular nicknamed bears (Raspberry, Snow, Jam). We thought it was Jam. A week later, we saw a grizzly near the Roosevelt area, which is 28 miles from where this photo was taken.

After examining photographs from other photographers and reading posts online, I've determined that these two bears are actually the same bear. And it isn't the bear known as Jam. The clue was a small porcupine quill stuck near the bear's left eye. You can see it clearly in the first photo, and in the photos I took on May 11th, part of the quill is still visible (zoomed in second photo).

This bear shall henceforth be known as Quill as far as I'm concerned. We'll see where it turns up next or if I'll even be able to tell that it is the same bear.

It must be springtime in Yellowstone. Momma grizz with two 1 year old cubs. Check out those claws
05/19/2024

It must be springtime in Yellowstone. Momma grizz with two 1 year old cubs. Check out those claws

The Teton Range overlooking Teton Valley in Idaho
08/26/2023

The Teton Range overlooking Teton Valley in Idaho

Yoo-hoo! Yearling black bear cub in Yellowstone National Park.
06/20/2023

Yoo-hoo! Yearling black bear cub in Yellowstone National Park.

Bear-y adorable and totally rawr-some, meet Jam, the 'paw-sitively' charming grizzly living life on the wild side in Yel...
06/18/2023

Bear-y adorable and totally rawr-some, meet Jam, the 'paw-sitively' charming grizzly living life on the wild side in Yellowstone! 🐻🌲

And thank you to ChatGPT for the dad joke themed caption. Jam just got kicked out to live on their own which is pretty typical for a 3 year old grizz. Jam is the offspring of the bear nicknamed Raspberry.

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