Yaki Point overlook is a great spot to view the canyon from. I like the view looking east with Whonton Throne and Vishnu Temple nearby. In the dark looking down at the South Kaibab Trail especially during summer you can see the hikers headlights.
This is my 13th year driving at the canyon, never...
One of the bigger bulls I saw during this year’s rut. Not as many bulls this year and never saw or heard any bulls challenging each other for the cows. They seemed to be low T or something. There were at least 2 bulls that got hit by park visitors during the rut this year.
Full moon last night rising between Cape Royal and Wonton’s Throne, picture taken from Yaki Point.
Just by pure luck my bus route had me at Yaki Point at the right time with good lighting to be able to get this photo. Unfortunately there were scattered low clouds which prevented getting a...
I saw a video yesterday after I posted this starring the bull in the picture giving a park visitor (pv) a couple of love taps with his rack. It looked like the pv was trying to get a selfie with the bull but he wasn’t in the mood for having his picture taken apparently. Heard the pv had to get a...
The Bulls are back in town again.
They started showing up about two weeks ago, so far not to much action yet but should start picking up soon as they stake out their territory and rounding up all the cows they can. The rut is fun to watch from a safe distance, you never want to get in between a...
Went and checked out the Hawkwatch site on Yaki Point today. They come here every year for a couple months and count the number of raptors that pass through the canyon during fall migration. It rained hard yesterday so the count was down from what it would normally be. Very informative and...
I’ve used “base camp, Grand Canyon” in my signature for about 12 years now, since I live in a rv and it felt like I was always camping, well maybe glamping. 😎
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