Yellowstone Spring Wildlife Photography with Kyle Moon
Led by local wildlife photographer Kyle Moon, this multi-day workshop offers endless opportunities for all levels of photographer!
Experience Yellowstone in its season of renewal—when the snow recedes and life bursts back onto the landscape. Spring is a time of energy and drama: bears emerge from their long winter rest, roaming valleys in search of winter-fallen carcasses. Wolves linger at the edges, waiting their turn at a meal. The great herds of bison welcome new calves, dotting the plains with red-tinged “spring babies,” while elk and moose mothers fiercely guard their young against ever-watchful predators.
Late May and early June is a time like no other. Grizzly and black bears are often at their most visible, freshly out of their dens—sometimes with tiny COY (cubs of the year) in tow. Wolves, foxes, and coyotes are actively hunting, providing rare opportunities to witness raw survival unfold. Bighorn sheep linger in accessible valleys, while raptors, songbirds, and waterfowl return from their southern migrations, filling the skies with movement and sound.
