Do you see the moose in the photo? Then it must be Moose Monday! :-) Yes, it took me over two months to get another post here on ActiveRain (and I am content to make sure I get one post in every other month to keep this mainly photo blog accessible to the public). For all my friends here on AR, rest assured, I am doing well in Montreal, Canada. Life sometimes takes unexpected turns and you just need to accept them, move on and get stronger from the experience. I am … (10 comments)
Moose is say more? Happy Moose Monday! Gerry Khatchikian
Want to see more photos? Check out my other photos by visiting my Photo Blog Book . If you want to see the rest of my posts on Yellowstone National Park, check out Chapter 11. Photos and/or written content produced by Gerry Khatchikian. All rights reserved and may not be reproduced or reprinted without express written permission of Gerry Khatchikian. … (15 comments)
yellowstone national park: Moose Monday - Swimming in a Moosely Private Lake in Yellowstone National Park
- 08/16/10 03:34 PM
Moose Monday - Swimming in a Moosely Private Lake in Yellowstone National Park This is another photo of the breathtaking scenery in Yellowstone National Park during my most recent visit in July 2010. Moose be nice to have your own private lake to swim in. Mama moose and baby moose where enjoying the morning swim across the lake.
Notice the snow caps in July in the background? The elevation is between 7,000 and 8,000 feet above sea level so the snow is still common on the mountain peaks in July throughout the park. Happy Moose Monday! Gerry Khatchikian
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yellowstone national park: Moose Monday - It Is Easy to Participate in the Moose Monday Group - PEACE LOVE MOOSE, America's Moose Wanted, and Other Lovely Moose from Yellowstone National Park
- 08/02/10 01:43 PM
Moose Monday - It is Easy to Participate in the Moose Monday Group - PEACE LOVE MOOSE, America's Moose Wanted and Other Lovely of Moose from Yellowstone National Park So I did manage to finally see real moose on my latest visit to Yellowstone National Park. It happened in the very last hour of my visit just before I left the park. I was pleasantly surprised. I took the following photos at one of the many souvenir and gift shops, thinking I would not see any real moose. Here are other kind of moose you may see. They may not be real but I hope that they … (18 comments)
Then they decided to swim in the lake. See photo in last week's post: Moose Monday - Moose Memorable Moment of My Latest Visit to Yellowstone National Park I had to run to my car and to safety once I saw in my viewfinder that the moose where swimming in my direction (objects/animals may be closer than you realize by the time you stop looking through the viewfinder!). From the seat … (21 comments)
yellowstone national park: Moose Monday - Moose Memorable Moment of My Latest Visit to Yellowstone National Park
- 07/19/10 05:35 AM
Moose Monday - Moose Memorable Moment of My Latest Visit to Yellowstone National Park No, it is not Wordless Wednesday (it's Moose Monday) but words could not describe my first moose sighting in Yellowstone National Park. I had been to Yellowstone National Park 3 times last year but with no luck with regards to spotting my favorite wild animal. I was hoping this would change on my most recent and first visit to the park in 2010 and it did just in the nick of time on day 2! As I was planning to leave the park from the East entrance, I spotted not one, but … (23 comments)
yellowstone national park: Good Morning from Yellowstone National Park
- 07/15/10 04:21 AM
I am back to Red Lodge after a short visit to Yellowstone National Park. Here are photos captured on the morning of July 13, 2010 from the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake. You got to be up early to see these magnificent views!
Here are some other early birds! :)
Here are the much awaited photos of the sunrise from the West Thumb of Yellowstone National Park.
Some elks decided to pay me a visit between the two photos above of the sunrise. If you have not yet visited Yellowstone National Park, you should put it on … (22 comments)
If the moose in the sky is a sign, I moose be headed towards some great photo shooting opportunities! :) Who knew that there are moose in the sky? This one must have been on cloud 9.
I am sure I will soon be too as I am moosely excited to see and take photos of what awaits me … (18 comments)
Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC (4 languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Armenian)Realtor Associate ASA: Associate of the Society of Actuaries TRC: Transnational Referral Certification Gerry_Khatchikian@yahoo.com All photos and/or written content produced by Gerry Khatchikian. All rights reserved and may not be reproduced or reprinted without express written permission of Gerry Khatchikian, Realtor Associate. … (36 comments)
yellowstone national park: Not-So-Wordless Wednesday - The Yellow Stone!
- 08/05/09 10:17 AM
The Yellow Stone! The following photo was taken on June 29, 2009 in Yellowstone National Park. Seen in the background of the photo are the Lower Falls of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. In the foreground, is the Yellow Stone of Yellowstone! I could not help but notice how yellow it was.
Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC (4 languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Armenian)Realtor Associate ASA: Associate of the Society of Actuaries TRC: Transnational Referral Certification Prudential Red Lodge Real EstatePO Box 947, 103 South BroadwayRed Lodge, MT 59068 406-446-2123800-752-2499 Gerry@RedLodgeLand.comwww.PrudentialRedLodgeRealEstate.com All photos and/or written content produced by Gerry Khatchikian. All … (14 comments)
yellowstone national park: Can you guess what is hiding in this photo? Express with Photographs at ActiveRain
- 07/29/09 05:43 PM
This is continued from Can you guess what is hiding in this photo? - Game 1 Photo 2 and the conclusion of Game 1. First I want to say thank you to everyone who participated by entering a comment and/or a guess. Belwo is the whole sequence of photos. The pictures you see here where taking at Yellowstone National Park in the morning of June 29, 2009. I hope you are as pleasantly surprised as I was to see the following scene unfold in front of me.
I hope you enjoyed … (25 comments)
yellowstone national park: Not-So-Wordless Wednesday - Sunset Over Madison River in Yellowstone
- 07/28/09 09:14 PM
Sunset Over Madison River in Yellowstone The following photo was taken in Yellowstone National Park on June 28, 2009. This was on our way out of the park from the Western entrance to get to West Yellowstone where we had scheduled to spend the night. I was the driver of the group and I had to pull out to one of the rest stops along the road to admire the sunset and its reflection on Madison River. We were very hungry at the time and decided it would be a great spot to watch the sunset while eating the sandwiches we … (20 comments)
yellowstone national park: Not-So-Wordless Wednesday - Clouds Above Opal Pool
- 07/15/09 02:24 PM
The photo above was taken at Yellowstone National Park on June 29, 2009. Opal Pool (named for its colorful water) is located in the Midway Geyser Basin. Don't let the name Opal Pool fool you. This is not a pool to swim in. It is actually a hot spring with scalding water. Midway Geyser Basin is also host to Grand Prismatic Spring and Excelsior Geyser. I would recommend anyone visiting Yellowstone National Park to make a stop at the Midway Basin Geyser which is a few minutes drive from Upper Basin Geyser and Old Faithful. Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC (4 languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Armenian)Realtor Associate … (18 comments)
yellowstone national park: Not-So-Speechless Sunday - Moose Drool
- 07/12/09 07:55 AM
The following photo was taken on June 29, 2009 shortly after leaving Yellowstone National Park from the East Entrance and headed towards Cody, WY. My brother spotted this moose and we stopped the car to watch him for a few minutes. It was the second sighting of a moose for my brother and nieces in less than a week during their summer vacation in Montana/Wyoming! I consider myself lucky when I get to see one moose in a period of 6 months in or around Red Lodge.
It's Good to Be Here!! Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC (4 languages spoken: English, French, … (34 comments)
yellowstone national park: Not-So-Speechless Sunday - Honey, Do You Remember Where I Parked our RV?
- 06/21/09 10:27 AM
The above photo was taken at Yellowstone National Park on May 24, 2009. Tower Fall is named for the volcanic spires surrounding the head of the fall. The head of the fall comes less than 100 yards from the parking lot. Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC, SFR (4 languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Armenian) Realtor Associate ASA: Associate of the Society of Actuaries TRC: Transnational Referral Certification SFR: Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource Certification Gerry_Khatchikian@yahoo.com All photos and/or written content produced by Gerry Khatchikian. All rights reserved and may not be reproduced or reprinted without express written permission of Gerry Khatchikian, Realtor Associate. … (7 comments)
yellowstone national park: Swimming Saturday
- 06/20/09 12:17 PM
The following photo was taken near Fishing Bridge in Yellowstone National Park. Can you guess what type of animal is seen swimming in the photo?
I have written two posts so far on Yellowstone and plan to write a few more. To check my earlier posts, feel free to click on the following links: More Than 137,000 Eruptions Recorded in the Same Spot! Yellowstone National Park: Population of Animal Species You can also check a couple of earlier photo posts by clicking ont he following links: Not-So-Wordless Wednesday - Grand Prismatic Spring Not-So-Wordless Wednesday - Reflection at Yellowstone Lake
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yellowstone national park: Yellowstone National Park: Population of Animal Species
- 06/11/09 10:17 AM
This is the second of a series of post on Yellowstone National Park. If you want see the first post, just click on the following link: More Than 137,000 Eruptions Recorded in the Same Spot! Ever wondered what animals you are more likely to see and/or encounter during a visit to Yellowstone? The following is a recent count of the animals living in Yellowstone Park: Cougars ....................20 Wolves ....................150 Grizzlies...................200 Bighorn Sheep.........500 Pronghorns..............500 Black Bears..............700 Moose.....................700 Mule Deers............1,000 Bison....................4,000 Elks....................10,000 In three visits to Yellowstone, I have not yet seen a cougar nor a wolf but I am more likely to see any … (5 comments)
yellowstone national park: More Than 137,000 Eruptions Recorded in the Same Spot!
- 06/03/09 06:00 PM
This is is a first of a series of posts on Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone is the first national park in the U.S. and the world and it was established in 1872. It is located mainly in Wyoming (96% of the land) with parts of it in Montana (3%) and Idaho (1%). Forests comprise 80 percent of the land area of the park. Whenever you hear about Yellowstone National Park, most of you who have visited, read about it must have the following photo in mind.
Yes, Old Faithful (the regularly erupting geyser seen in the photo) is probably the most photographed things by visitors … (6 comments)
Yellowstone Lake is the largest freshwater lake above 7,000 feet (2,133 m) in North America. It is located at precisely 7,732 feet (2,376 m) above sea level and it the largest body of water in Yellowstone National Park. If you like what you see, you will want to come back and visit my upcoming series of posts on Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone is a must-see if you are in the Red Lodge area. The North-East entrance of Yellowstone National Park is only 69 miles from Red … (16 comments)
The Grand Prismatic Spring is Yellowstone's largest hot spring at 370 feet diameter and 121 feet deep. The colors of this hot spring are simply spectacular! The name describes it well as "prismatic" means brilliantly colored. If you like what you see, you will want to come back and visit my upcoming series of posts on Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone is a must-see if you are in the Red Lodge area. The North-East entrance of Yellowstone National Park is only 69 miles from Red Lodge via … (11 comments)
Moose Monday - Moose See! Moose at Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park 
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