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Peaceful morning on the Madison ✌️

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Incoming! Rain and snow are in the forecast this w

Incoming! Rain and snow are in the forecast this week in Yellowstone. Looks like we’ll have a lot of youngsters experiencing snow for the first time.

Weather in Yellowstone is unpredictable throughout the year, but especially so in spring. Come prepared with a variety of layers and be sure to drive with caution.

Photo: YF / Matt Ludin

Happy Mother's Day from Yellowstone. 😍 Photos:

Happy Mother's Day from Yellowstone. 😍

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YF / Sam Archibald
YF / Matt Ludin
YF / Matt Ludin
NPS / Jacob W. Frank
Jim Futterer
YF / Amanda Evans
YF / Matt Ludin
YF / Matt Ludin
YF / Matt Ludin

Happy #WorldMigratoryBirdDay! Yellowstone’s dive

Happy #WorldMigratoryBirdDay! Yellowstone’s diverse landscape makes for an excellent place to view a wide variety of birds. Nearly 300 different species of birds have been documented in the park, a majority of which are migratory.

A sure sign of spring in Yellowstone is the return of harlequin ducks to LeHardy Rapids at the south end of Hayden Valley. Though they spend most of their lives on the Pacific Ocean, we are lucky enough to catch a fairly brief glimpse of them each May.

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