Birdlife [Illustration: _Yellowthroat_] [Illustration: _Killdeer_] [Illustration: _Screech owl_] [Illustration: _Blue grouse_] [Illustration: _Prairie falcon_] [Illustration: _Great gray owl_] [Illustration: _Sandhill crane_] [Illustration: _Sage grouse_] [Illustration: _Bald eagle_] [Illustration: _Mountain bluebird_] [Illustration: _Greentail towhee_] [Illustration: _Steller’s jay_] [Illustration: _Goshawk_] [Illustration: _Canada goose_] [Illustration: _Western tanager_] [Illustration: _Common snipe_] Wildflowers [Illustration: _Columbine_] [Illustration: _Sugarbowl_] [Illustration: _Leopard lily_] [Illustration: _Mountain or False dandelion_] [Illustration: _Geranium_] [Illustration: _Yellow violet_] [Illustration: _Phlox_] [Illustration: _Low larkspur_] [Illustration: _Calypso orchid_] [Illustration: _Green gentian_] [Illustration: _Indian paintbrush_] [Illustration: _Yarrow_] [Illustration: _Lewis flax_] [Illustration: _Harebell_] [Illustration: _Mule ears_] [Illustration: _Scarlet gilia_] Part 3 Guide and Adviser [Illustration: _Anglers on the Snake face a dilemma. With each backcast, tantalizing pools and riffles vie for attention._] Approaching Grand Teton _Grand Teton National Park sits in northwest Wyoming just below Yellowstone National Park. By road Grand Teton is reached from the north via Yellowstone on Routes 89, 191, and 287. From the east, Routes 26 and 287 connect the park with Dubois, Wyoming, via Togwotee Pass. From the south the park is reached through Jackson, Wyoming, via Routes 26, 89, and 191. Routes 191 and 189 link Jackson with Interstate 80 to the south. From the west, Route 22 over Teton Pass links Jackson with Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Interstate 15 west of Idaho Falls._ [Illustration: Lofty peaks.] [Illustration: _From valley floor to lofty peaks, artists face a similar dilemma: what not to paint._] Buses.