The animals
Everyone wants to see the animals when they go west, and we were no exception. One warning, you never know when you will see them. It might be in a park and it might not. One of our most exceptional sightings on this trip happened along the journey. We were just a little ways out of a small town cruising along in Idaho when we saw some cars parked by the side of the road and people looking at something—usually a good sign for travelers looking for animals. When we went by, we saw why. On the far side of the pond filled with water lilies were a mother moose and her calf contentedly munching. I turned around and we went back and took their picture. On another rural road we passed a fenced in herd of buffalo. Other times the animals were more where you would expect, like the grizzlies in Glacier National Park. The pictures below start with the smaller animals.
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