Latest Sightings - Yellowstone

13/03/2023

A Bison roadblock in Yellowstone National Park! An unforgettable experience, coming face to face with some of America's biggest mammals. 🦬

A Bison roadblock in Yellowstone National Park: An unforgettable experience, coming face to face with some of America's biggest mammals.

26/01/2023

A black wolf bites incessantly at an elk's butt, hoping to take it down eventually. 😢

13/10/2022

We're excited to post our first video from Yellowstone that was uploaded to our app! This grizzly bear was tinged yesterday - so cool to see tings coming in from another continent! 🤩

27/05/2022

New app released!

Thanks to everyone who has been amazing in helping test our app we were building.

We have launched our new Latest Sightings App! 📲

It does the following:
1. Shows a list and a map view of all the latest sightings
2. It works offline, so you can use it in low signal areas
3. It sends you push notifications of all the latest sightings
4. It's very light on data!

To download our new app, you can follow these links or simply download the Latest Sightings App on Playstore ▶️

- https://apps.apple.com/za/app/latest-kruger-sightings/id504154045

- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.latestsightings.app&hl=en

We hope you love it as much as we do and as always, we look forward to your tings!

If anything goes wrong, please contact us and we will help out.

29/10/2021

Ravens in Yellowstone!
Just saying, these guys are neither ghastly nor grim. They will, however, unzip your bags, tear into backpacks, and beg for food. Don’t let them have any!
Tinged by Rebekah - https://www.instagram.com/rebekahcphotos/

21/10/2021

Wolves of Yellowstone!
I cannot get over how beautiful they are.
Sometimes it is hard when you're in the moment, photographing animals to absorb the details of what you're seeing right at that time, and really enjoy what you're seeing.
It's easy to get stuck behind the lens and not actually take it all in. I feel like I was worried about this the second I saw them. I didn’t want to miss anything. As I sat there watching them, I could not get over those eyes. It was initially the first thing that really stood out to me when I spotted them that made me realize they were wolves. And the sweet sound of their howls. I was surprised how calm they sounded, almost soothing.
I have had a few really incredible encounters this year, though I am not sure anything tops this one.
Tinged by Victoria Harris - https://www.instagram.com/victoriaharrisphotos/

12/08/2021

Sunrise drives through Yellowstone camera at the ready!
One of the cubs felt a little threatened. Momma bear not so much, very aware not one bit scared. Keep your distance. Be bear safe, and keep them wild.
Tinged by Nicholas Lee Howell - https://www.instagram.com/redwolfhowell/

11/08/2021

A photo of three of five Coyote pups seen in Yellowstone Park in May 2021. I managed to get these three pups to pose beautifully for me.
Tinged by KC ONeill - https://www.instagram.com/naturephotographybykc/

14/05/2021

These foolish people are standing, and some were even sitting on the ground, right at the Madison river edge by the bison carcass with a wolf just on the other side of the river, deciding if it is worth swimming over to have a better lunch.
The river isn’t that wide!
Tinged by Jo Taylor -

13/05/2021

Four black vultures and one bald headed eagle on a racoon kill.
Seen on the interstate highway between Minnesota and Lowa towards Decorah
Tinged by the ranger family

30/04/2021

Bison crossing river in the Yellowstone National Park

29/04/2021

Wolves vs Golden Eagle