A large filler!!

These guys are enormous and what amazed me is how the tourists ran towards it to get a better shot. I just used a zoom lens, sure that some of them thought it was Disney. Sorry for the filler of this fella but body clock all wrong, camera and filters need a good clean but head full of cotton wool

[Annie D]

don't apologise he is awesome - really awesome!
it amazes me how many people do not respect the danger that wild animals present - idiots

[Beryl Lloyd]

No apologies needed -- a stunning shot and it would have been a zoom lens for me too !!

[dh (delena)]

Great shot. I know what you mean about the stupidity of tourists. I remember when I was in Canada last year seeing a woman sending a little girl of about ten years old out of the car to photograph a bear - and telling her to get closer!

[Joyce]

Amazing but I wouldn't want to get too near.

[william wooderson]

You kept at a sensibly safe distance! Boy is he big...

[Karen Hughes]

Wow - you wouldn't pick a fight with that fella!

[Boo]

aww I always think they look sad, like they need a huge hug and a cuddle to cheer them up

[Graham Thresher]

Instant Fav.

[Linda1949]

They are incredible beasts!

[Nicola Eastwood]

cracking shot!!

[Jo]

You know me I'd be running towards it!!

[Diane]

They are mammoth beasts, I wouldn't get too close either. May take you a couple of days for your body clock to get back to normal!

[Tremerryn]

What a magnificent beast - amazing shot.

[Gena Pegg]

I think this is a Bison...of which I just learned the difference since seeing the article about Helen Keller. We all call the buffalo though. Apparently Bison run faster then buffalo, so best to have caution, i would think. Great shot of him.

[Phil]

Amazing - look at the power in those shoulders. I remember a 365er posting an article about swimmers and boarders going right up to a whale for a good shot in the bay......... durr...!

[Tricia O'Donnell]

Wow awesome close