Wildlife abounds among the high mountain peaks, scattered forests and flat meadows of Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, USA.
This vast landscape, which spans 310,000 acres of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, is home to families of grizzly bears, herds of bison and roaming moose. Bald eagles and golden eagles cut the sky, while yellow-headed blackbirds and dazzling warblers flit through the lowland scrub.
Grand Teton National Park is a wildlife-lover's paradise, as this set of spectacular images shows.
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