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"Elk exclosures" used by park biologists to study the effects of Yellowstone's browsing animals on the native vegetation. Note the taller grass on the right side, inside the exclosure.
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A steel suspension bridge (built in 1936) that crosses the Yellowstone River.
The trail winds through fields of wildflowers in late July.
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Tom Carter
Feb 25, 2016 near Mammoth Hot Springs, WY
“"Elk exclosures" used by park biologists to study the effects of Yellowstone's browsing animals on the native vegetation. Note the taller grass on the right side, inside the exclosure.”  

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"Elk exclosures" used by park biologists to study the effects of Yellowstone's browsing animals on the native vegetation. Note the taller grass on the right side, inside the exclosure.
The trail winds through fields of wildflowers in late July.
Blacktail Ponds. Late October sunset. with permission from Ralph Maughan
View from Forces of the Northern Range self-guided trail
The views from the boardwalk are really nice, even in the early spring.
Flowers bloom along the trail in May as the snow begins to recede.
Elk checking us out after they decided to move uphill as we hiked through.
A steel suspension bridge (built in 1936) that crosses the Yellowstone River.
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