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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
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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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As the ice on Jackson Lake begins to break up, stu

As the ice on Jackson Lake begins to break up, stunning reflections of the Tetons dance upon the calm waters. This breathtaking sight reminds us of nature's ever-changing beauty.

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A mother’s work is never done! This beautiful ma

A mother’s work is never done! This beautiful mama moose is enjoying a feast of aquatic vegetation while keeping a watchful eye out for any threats to her calf. Moose rely on their long, bulbous snouts to help them thrive in their wetland habitats—those big noses aren’t just for looks! Their long snouts and large nostrils act like built-in snorkels, allowing them to close their nostrils while foraging underwater for nutrient-rich plants. The shape also enhances their sense of smell, helping them detect predators and locate food from a distance.

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Happy #FoxFriday! Look at this beautiful red fox

Happy #FoxFriday!

Look at this beautiful red fox soaking up the April sunshine and playing in the melting snow! Nature is waking up, and this little guy is embracing every moment. It's the perfect reminder to enjoy the beauty around us.

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A beaver's winter feast Spotted on the icy banks

A beaver's winter feast

Spotted on the icy banks of the Snake River, this beautiful beaver enjoys a meal of twigs, showcasing the wonders of nature in Grand Teton National Park. As a keystone species, beavers play a crucial role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. They are always a joy to see!

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A majestic bull moose makes its way through the sn

A majestic bull moose makes its way through the snow-dusted sagebrush in Grand Teton National Park, unfazed by an early-season storm rolling in. The approaching weather shrouds the Teton Range in mist, creating a dramatic backdrop for this iconic symbol of the wild. Happy #MooseMonday ! Wishing you a fantastic week ahead!

Moose are the largest members of the deer family, with bulls reaching up to 1,500 pounds and standing over six feet tall at the shoulder. They are well adapted to cold climates, thanks to their thick fur and long legs, which help them navigate deep snow. In Grand Teton National Park, moose are often spotted in willow flats, riverbanks, and sagebrush-covered terrain, where they forage on shrubs and aquatic plants. While generally solitary, they can become more social during the rut in the fall. Despite their calm appearance, moose can be highly defensive, especially during mating season or when protecting their young.

Catching sunrise over the southwest face of the Th

Catching sunrise over the southwest face of the Three Teton. from a fixed-wing airplane! Did you know the name "Grand Teton" comes from French trappers who called the peaks "Les Trois Tétons" (The Three Breasts)? It’s always a thrill to see these iconic peaks from a fresh perspective. The mountains never look the same twice—and that’s what makes them magic.

This stunning red fox was enjoying a tasty morsel

This stunning red fox was enjoying a tasty morsel in Grand Teton National Park! Only the mouse's tail was visible hanging out of the foxes mouth.

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Ski tracks are visible on 25 Short (foreground), a

Ski tracks are visible on 25 Short (foreground), and on the South Teton (background) in Grand Teton National Park.
The Teton Fault is responsible for these iconic peaks! Over millions of years, the mountains have risen while the valley floor has dropped, creating the stunning landscape we see today. Fascinated by nature? Hit follow and visit JeffBernhard.com to photograph the magic up close

Winter magic at Spur Ranch Cabins There's nothing

Winter magic at Spur Ranch Cabins

There's nothing quite like a winter sunset from the Spur Ranch Cabins at Dornan's in Grand Teton National Park. The snow-capped peaks glow in shades of orange and pink, creating a breathtaking backdrop that captures the heart.

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