Bull Moose Beneath First Light on Grand Teton Peak

A bull moose stands beneath The Grand Teton as the sunrise lights up the top of the peak.

A bull moose the night before I had thought was a female turned out to be a bull moose after all when this morning I got a closer look at him and realized he just had small antlers. As the sun began to hit Grand Teton Peak, I was able to get just the right angle, putting him right in front.

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Posted on November 23, 2008.
Posted in Wildlife. Tags: Grand Teton National Park, Moose, Mountains, Snow, Wildlife, Wyoming.
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