This was my third trip back to Yellowstone National Park, and second time in winter.  The peace and serenity that accompany one during their travels throughout the park this time of year cannot be underestimated.  Over three million people visit the park annually, and most of this traffic is during the warmer seasons.  This was undoubtedly my favorite trip yet, with an abundance of wildlife so easily accessible from a short drive, a short hike or a snow coach ride away.  The elk and bison were numerous, and I found myself encountering several wild coyotes during this trip.  The wolves and the moose continued to elude me, and for some time, the horned sheep as well, till I finally spotted a ram and these sheep just outside the park on my way back home.  Eagles, ducks, geese and many other species of birds were abundant too, but I think the spiritual reward was simply being in the park this time of year with the absence of traffic and tourists.  I hope you enjoy this new collection of photographs from Yellowstone.  I don't think I would ever grow tired of photographing this wonderland of a park.