Denali National Park
A small pond near the Teklanika campground. This was taken the last morning that I was in Denali national park.
This lone wolf passed me on Denali park road yesterday. Passed me on the road like I wasn't even there. I didn't take any chances though I got back in my car and made sure all my windows were rolled up.
One of the many roadside spruce grouse in Denali national Park
A small pasture of alaska cotton along the Denali park road
Another shot of Polychrome Pass. Believe it or not, but this is a two lane road. Passing oncoming traffic can be a nail biting experience for the vehicle on the outside.
Small pond near the Teklanika campground
Lone wolf hunting for one of the numerous roadside rabbits.
One of the many roadside spruce grouse in Denali national Park
Snowshoe hare cautiously watches from the willows for predators.
Polychorme Pass overlook in Denali national park.
A golden sow seen on my last night in Denalli national park. She also had two cubs with her as she foraged for berries along the mountain side.
A lone male caribou almost ready for the mating season. The older caribou are the larger their rack is. This fella must be pretty old.
One of the many roadside spruce grouse in Denali national Park
The snowshoe hare is almost at it's explosion peak this year. They come out to the road to eat the minerals out of the dirt. A little bit earlier the bus driver that is approaching told me that there was a bear chasing the rabbits in this location.
The be on the right is alive while the bee on the left died while gathering nectar
I moved a little too quickly trying to get into positin to capture the shot. Her head immediately swiveled in my direction. I all of a sudden realized that I am probably a lot more tasty than berries
Beautiful rack of antlers on this bull caribou that I spotted at the Savage river in Denali park
Patch of Alaskan wildflowers along the Denali park road during sunset.
Took time out of grabbing a bite to eat to see what I was doing.
Taking pictures of the wildflowers and bees I noticed that this little guy wasn't moving. After watching it a little longer I realized that this bee died right in the middle of collecting nectar. Just to be sure I gave him a little nudge. It didn't move at all. It remained firmly grasped to the flower.
One of my pictures from my end of the summer road lottery trip. This was taken right past Sable pass in Denali National Park in Alaska.
Moiunt Pendelton stands 7,840 feet. This shot was taken from Polychrome Pass I was srawn to this shot because of how the light was falling across the mountain range. The angles of the mountain creating highlihgts and shadows giving the mountain depth.