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Jeff Bernhard moved to Grand Teton National Park in 2010, lured by big mountains and abundant wildlife. His photography continues to explore unique angles of classic Teton landscapes and he enjoys sharing his passion for the area with others! Follow him on instagram @jeffbernhard_com and find greeting cards, prints, stickers, coasters, magnets, mouse pads and more at Dornan’s in Grand Teton National Park.

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There's nothing quite like the golden hour sunset There's nothing quite like the golden hour sunset reflecting off the tranquil waters of Oxbow Bend on the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park. The majestic peaks and vibrant colors create a perfect backdrop for nature's beauty. Whether you're here in person or dreaming of your next adventure, this view is unforgettable. Don't forget to smash that like button, follow me for more Grand Teton National Park content, and check out www.jeffbernhard.com
In this stunning wildlife moment, a young bull moo In this stunning wildlife moment, a young bull moose tentatively reaches out to touch noses with a much larger, more experienced bull in the snowy expanse of Grand Teton National Park. The elder moose, his massive antlers framing the scene, stands tall and calm, his dark fur dusted with snow. The younger bull, smaller in stature with developing antlers, approaches with a mix of curiosity and caution. Their breath hangs in the crisp winter air, a fleeting moment of connection between generations in the wild. Behind them, the Tetons rise dramatically, their snow-capped peaks glowing in the soft light of morning. Don't forget to smash that like button, follow me for more Grand Teton National Park content, and check out www.jeffbernhard.com
Cheers to many more nights under the stars this su Cheers to many more nights under the stars this summer in #grandtetonnationalpark #NatureMagic #GrandTeton #jacksonhole
Caught in a magical moment, this red fox is poised Caught in a magical moment, this red fox is poised to pounce, its eyes locked on a potential meal beneath the fresh snow. The beauty of Grand Teton National Park never ceases to amaze! Join me on this wild journey! Don't forget to smash that like button, follow me for more Grand Teton adventures, and check out my latest captures at https://www.jeffbernhard.com
This bison, its curved horns caked in snow, tells This bison, its curved horns caked in snow, tells the story of its relentless struggle against the harsh winter. The bison has been using them like a plow, sweeping aside deep drifts to uncover the hidden grasses beneath. Despite the bitter cold, the bison remains undeterred, its dark eyes calm and steady. The vast, frozen expanse around it stretches into the distance, with only the occasional rise of sagebrush or the whisper of wind breaking the silence. In the background, other bison move slowly through the snow, their breath forming clouds in the crisp air. This is winter on the plains—a test of endurance that the ancient, resilient bison has mastered for thousands of years. This animal's true name is the American bison, but most people call them buffalo. Bison are the largest terrestrial animal in North America. They can stand up to six feet (1.8 meters) tall. A male can weigh upwards of a ton (900 kilograms), and a female can weigh about 900 pounds (400 kilograms). Along with their formidable size, bison have several unique traits that help to identify them. One of the most noticeable is the hump on their shoulders. Another characteristic is their deep brown fur, which can grow very long, especially around the face and head. Bison also grow a long beard and mane. The head of a bison is very large with a thick skull. Bison fight by crashing their heads or horns together. Both male and female bison have short, curved, black horns, which can grow to two feet (0.6 meters) long. Don't forget to smash that like button, follow me for more Grand Teton National Park content, and check out www.jeffbernhard.com
Stark, silent, and spectacular, the summit of Mou Stark, silent, and spectacular, the summit of Mount Owen captured in timeless black and white. Standing 12,933 feet tall, Mount Owen is the second-highest peak in Grand Teton National Park. It’s named after William O. Owen, who led the first documented ascent of the Grand Teton in 1898. Mount Owen itself wasn’t successfully climbed until 1930 — a testament to the rugged isolation and technical challenge of these peaks. Its steep faces and fractured granite are a dream (and a test) for serious mountaineers. Even today, Owen's summit remains one of the least visited of the major Teton peaks...
An amazing encounter in the heart of Grand Teton N An amazing encounter in the heart of Grand Teton National Park, where two river otters enjoy their fresh catch from the Snake River. The water is crystal clear and flows around the pair as they sit on an ice shelf buried in the water, their sleek, dark fur glistening in the sunlight. One otter holds a fish in its paws, delicately nibbling at the meal, while the other seems to be taking a break, watching for potential threats like eagles and coyotes.
A young mule deer buck is a fascinating sight to s A young mule deer buck is a fascinating sight to see, especially when it explores the stunning Grand Teton National Park. Its antlers, covered in a soft, velvety coating, are a clear indication that they are still in the growing stage. As they mature, the antlers harden, and the velvet falls off, revealing strong and sturdy branches. Interestingly, people have been using deer velvet as medicine for centuries, and its benefits are numerous. Deer velvet is believed to improve overall strength and endurance, boost the immune system, counteract the effects of stress, and promote quick recovery from illness. Happy #muledeermonday ! Follow me for more Grand Teton National Park content, and check out www.jeffbernhard.com
40 seconds to eat a trout in #grandteton 40 seconds to eat a trout in #grandteton
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