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Antilocapra americana
These two male Pronghorn were encountered while hiking in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone National Park. I could feel eyes watching me, and I turned to see these two guys cautiously following me through the valley grassland. They moved into deep, blanched grass for a nice opportunity for some photographs...
Spotted on Aug 3, 2008
Submitted on Jul 26, 2012
5 Comments
I am glad you like it AshishNimkar, I would recommend Yellowstone National Park as the destination for you if you ever travel to the United States and want to see mammals. A great place to see large mammals including these pronghorn and large predators like wolves and grizzly bears. I however, would love to experience the birds of Western ghats...beautiful!
Wow... Geoffrey you had great company. Here in India most of mammals are keep away from us what is my most usual experience in Western ghats... Thats why I have very less Mammal spottings...
This is memorable spotting for me...!!
Thank you AshishNimkar, I have added a description of the encounter.
Geoffrey.. Please add some story behind this spotting... Nice composition..!!
Beautiful....