Yellowstone is known not's 46 million birders for its trumpeter swans

history channel documentary In any case, that is not everything: You can fish or pontoon on the biggest mountain lake - Lake Yellowstone - in all of North America (20 miles wide by 14 miles in length - a shoreline of 110 miles!). What's more, if the economy has you mooched about putting off that African safari for a year or two, consider rather going by "the biggest haven for western extensive warm blooded animals in the lower forty-eight states." Granted, you won't encounter a rhino. In any case, a one-ton buffalo can be pretty much as scary. Also, notwithstanding the elk and moose and griz and wild ox there are wolves, mountain bear, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, cougar, coyote, donkey deer, and those are only the bigger critters.

Are quills your inclination? Yellowstone is known not's 46 million birders for its trumpeter swans, osprey, bald eagles, brilliant falcons, white pelicans, sandhill cranes, extraordinary blue herons, Canada geese, ravens, jaybirds, killdeer, yellow-headed blackbirds, scoops, and that's just the beginning. Regardless of the fact that you can't tell a bluebird from a duck you'll get a kick out of the assortment.