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Moulton Barn Button – Grand Teton National Park Souvenir $4.00
Grand Teton Reflection Pin – Scenic Schwabacher Landing $4.00
Pink and Red Sunset from the Snake River Overlook Photograph $6.00 – $2,000.00
Red Fox in Grand Teton National Park Photograph $6.00 – $2,000.00
Grizzly Bear 399 with four cubs in Grand Teton National Park Mouse Pad $20.00

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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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A beautiful red fox with fiery orange and deep aub

A beautiful red fox with fiery orange and deep auburn coat pauses, locking eyes with you. Its intelligent gaze is curious, as if reading you. The cold silence of the wilderness is broken only by the soft crunch of snow beneath your feet and the quiet wind. Happy #foxfriday !

Happy #wildlifewednesday ! Today I'm snowmobiling

Happy #wildlifewednesday ! Today I'm snowmobiling in Yellowstone, hopefully seeing lots of wildlife and beautiful landscapes!

Seeing the world's first national park in the heart of winter is a dream come true. I've only done this once before and I'm beyond excited to return.

Winter in the Tetons

A young bison stands strong in the snow, its thick coat dusted with frost. Behind it, a larger figure—possibly its mother—keeps a watchful eye. Life in Grand Teton National Park is harsh in winter, but these resilient animals are built for it.

There’s something humbling about witnessing wildlife in these conditions—pure, wild, and enduring.

Have you ever had a close encounter with bison in the Tetons? Drop your stories in the comments! ⬇️📸 #GrandTeton #WinterWildlife #BisonStrong
Nature is tough, but so are bison. Don't forget to smash that like button, follow me for more Grand Teton National Park content, and check out www.jeffbernhard.com

Happy #MooseMonday! This magnificent bull moose i

Happy #MooseMonday!

This magnificent bull moose is strutting through Grand Teton National Park, showing off its rapidly growing antlers. Moose are in full summer mode, packing on weight and growing those impressive racks in preparation for the fall rut.

Hope you have an amazing week! Don't forget to smash that like button, follow for more Grand Teton wildlife & landscapes, and check out www.jeffbernhard.com for prints & more!

Wildlife photography is full of long days and empt

Wildlife photography is full of long days and empty landscapes, but every once in a while, you witness something unforgettable. Earlier this year, I had the rare chance to watch a wolf feeding on a moose carcass—a raw and humbling reminder of nature’s untamed beauty. Moments like these are why I keep searching. Next week, I’m heading to Yellowstone for a rare winter trip, hoping to see wolves again. Let’s see what nature has in store. #WildlifePhotography #Wolves #NatureInRawForm #Yellowstone #GrandTeton

A red fox with piercing eyes and a thick, bushy ta

A red fox with piercing eyes and a thick, bushy tail stands tall amidst golden hour's soft glow in Grand Teton National Park. In the distance, a the steep, alpine faces of Jackson Peak rise above the forest.

Black bears love hawthorn berries, and this one wa

Black bears love hawthorn berries, and this one was feasting away in Grand Teton National Park! National parks and public lands are for everyone, no matter your background or beliefs. Protecting these wild places ensures future generations can experience their beauty and wildlife just as we do today.

Let’s all do our part to support and preserve these incredible landscapes!

Happy #WildlifeWednesday! If you love the Tetons, hit that like button, follow for more, and check out https://www.jeffbernhard.com for more stunning wildlife and landscape photography!

Meet Grizzly 1063, striking a stunning pose in the

Meet Grizzly 1063, striking a stunning pose in the breathtaking Grand Teton National Park. With her formidable claws designed for digging and a sprinkle of earth on her snout, she embodies the raw power and resilience of nature. Every moment spent with these magnificent bears is a poignant reminder of the wild beauty we are privileged to experience.

Hit that like button, follow for more captivating Grand Teton National Park adventures, and don’t miss out—check out https://www.jeffbernhard.com for more!

A serene moment in Grand Teton National Park, wher

A serene moment in Grand Teton National Park, where two mule deer brothers gracefully forage among the lush vegetation. Their large, dark eyes remain alert as they nibble on shrubs and wildflowers, their impressive, velvety antlers still in the growth phase. Sunlight filters through the trees, casting a golden glow on their tawny coats, blending them seamlessly into the natural landscape.

Mule deer (*Odocoileus hemionus*) are a species native to western North America, named for their large, mule-like ears. They have a distinctive bounding gait called "stotting" and are well-adapted to a variety of habitats, from deserts to mountain forests. Their diet consists mainly of shrubs, leaves, and grasses, and males grow antlers that are shed and regrown each year.

Happy #MuleDeerMonday ! Follow me for more Grand Teton National Park content, and check out www.jeffbernhard.com

The beaver's wide-eyed astonishment was palpable a

The beaver's wide-eyed astonishment was palpable as it realized the audacious goose had dared to sneak away with some of the aquatic vegetation it had painstakingly retrieved from the depths of the Snake River. This unexpected heist left the beaver both shocked and determined to protect it's meal!

Don't forget to smash that like button, follow me for more Grand Teton National Park content, and check out https://www.jeffbernhard.com

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