UL Creatures

this thread is awesome!

Yellow-bellied Marmot on cliffs above Savage River, Denali NP

Alpha wolf on Denali Park Road

Caribou on the tundra of Denali NP

Arctic Ground Squirrel forages near Savage River in Denali NP

Grizzly near Wonder Lake, Denali NP

Bald Eagle on tree along Gulkana River near Paxton, AK

Yellow-bellied Marmot on rock along Harding Icefield Trail, Kenai Fjords NP

Orca whales in Resurrection Bay near Seward, AK

Ducks (not sure what kind) in Raquette River in the Adirondacks

Birds (again, i don't know what kind) in the ocean off Isle au Haut, Acadia NP

some bird flying near High Point SP, NJ on the Kittatinny Ridge

Canada Geese on Sawmill Lake in High Point SP, NJ

Hey nice Wolf and Orca!!!!!
Keep the UL Creatures come'n

Sheep on the Laugavegur in Iceland:

Centipede on Shuckstack, Great Smoky Mountains, Appalachian Trail:

Cattle in Mt. Rogers NRA, Virginia, Appalachian Trail:

Snail near Hogpen Gap, Georgia:

Rabbit near Tesnatee Gap, Georgia:

Ant on Blood Mountain, Georgia:

Butterflies on USFS 222, Virginia, Appalachian Trail:

Banana slug
This guy loved my thinlite pad.

Banana Slugs in Big Sur (Pine Valley Trail, February 2005)

Nice slugs Casey

Yogi the swimmer!!

Did I mention I love this thread!?

This guy caught me off guard when I had my camera out.

Snapped one while sneaking away…

Hey Steven, It sure has been fun this thread. The more creatures the better— keep the pictures come'n people.

coyote

Muir hut caretaker

rubber boa

frog found living happily among large golden trout at high sierra lake :)

Marbled Orb Weaver in the Ouachita Mountains

Marmot in central Emigrant Wilderness
Whales off Spanish Creek – Lost Coast
Porcupine Quills – Carson River Canyon – Carson-Iceberg Wilderness

Wood Ants – Roosevelt Lake – Emigrant Wilderness

Nice quills and whales Dennis, See ya at Pt. Reyes in January.

Salamander near Clingmans Dome. GSMNP

Nice Salamander!!!!

I nearly stepped on that little guy. I was day hiking and it was raining so I was in a hurry to get back to the trailhead. If he hadn't been so bright, I probably would have missed him.

Hey Roman, is that a coral snake?

I was trying to remember the rhyme, "red touch black, good for Jack; red touch yellow, kill a fellow"?

Lovely colors, in any case.

Red next to yellow will kill a fellow- Coral Snake

Darwin Bench

MR Marmot says hello

His French cousins say hello back.

nm