Theodore Roosevelt NP is divided into a south and north unit. We have spent a couple full days in the south and will be heading for the north unit today for another couple of days.
We spent a day doing the parks loop drive and stopping at the lookouts and little trails along the way. It is a lovely place. Postcard perfect wherever you look. We saw a lot of wildlife. It is going to be strange when we don't see Pronghorn every day! The birds are singing their hearts out now and I so wish I could get pics of more of them!
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| Mountain Bluebird |
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| Spotted Towhee |
The park has a herd of wild horses and we spotted them twice, this group close to the road.
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| Pronghorn amongst the prairie dogs |
Standing on a bluff overlooking the Little Missouri River, we saw a large herd of bison in the distance:
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| Little Missouri River |
The river goes right through the park and certainly adds to the lovely scenery:
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| this moth probably won't make it through the night, but still beautiful |
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