Well, I spent Friday through Tuesday at the park leaving early Wednesday morning. First time I've been there at this time of year and as expected it was crowded. Of course while I view that as a minus my bear fearing wife loved it! We stayed up in Many Glaciers this trip and while it was the hottest I ever saw there it still was not too bad. The first day we encountered the moose cow and calf at Fishercap Lake at oh, about 3 yards. I was turned around telling my wife not to worry about bears when the unseen moose bolted from the side of the trail right next to us. The cow and calf went into the lake and then after a few minutes a deer came to the edge and the calf chased after it. Pretty neat experience for the boys. Later we saw a griz sow and cup up on the ridge behind Swiftcurrent Inn along with the usual goats. The middle of the next day we came on one black bear, a griz sow, and two cubs on the creek bank right past Many Glacier Lodge. The griz sow ran off the black bear when it got two close giving everyone quite the show and an education on just how fast a bear can move. Then the sow and cubs wandered over near the road to within probably 20 yards of me. We also got up at 5:30 one morning to beat the crowds at Logan Pass. We hiked into the Hidden Lake overlook and back before most of the crowds showed up. Plenty of goats, sheep, and ground squirrels to see. I also observed a rogue photographer packing a 600mm or 800mm (big one)lens still go chasing off over the protected meadow pressuring the sheep. Seemed sorta silly as I was getting full frame shots with the 30D and my 400mm yet here was the guy with the biggest gun out there and he was the one breaking the rules. I mainly used the 30D with the 400mm for all the wildlife shots and the 5D with the Contax CZ 28/2.8 Distagon for most of the landscape work. I'll start getting pics up this weekend. Great trip and highly recommend the park to all.