National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 7月28日 13時04分

Photo by @max.lowe I Wild youth and summers in southwest Montana serving up curious close encounters. Red fox pups emerge from the woodpile they call home on a friends ranch in the Big Hole Valley, one of the last bastions of big ranching in the state's sprawling landscapes. To see more of my work in Montana and beyond follow @max.lowe

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worldwidepredators Amazing photography you must send your photograph to the World Wide Predators NPC Carnivore ID photography competition great prizes up for grabs and it is a global initiative to bring all Carnivore organizations together for the best possible Carnivore conservation have a look at www.wwp.org.za

sarahsundress They sure love woodpiles! For a summer I watched mom and pups grow and play in the Big Hole under a log pile too. Must provide the right shelter and access to food.

battlefinja What do you mean last bastion? There’s lots of areas of super remote large scale ranching in Montana. Cool pic tho

diego_mma.forever @toby._.007 para vz está esta hermosa foto justa y solamente para vz

vanguardworld_de Sehr schönes Foto❤️🥰 Schau doch mal auf unserem Profil vorbei🙏🏻

chantal_thrift Beautiful! I love the little photobomber in the background! 😍

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