June is one of the best times to experience moose in Yellowstone National Park. As wetlands green up and willow flats come alive, bull moose begin growing velvet-covered antlers while cows carefully guide newborn calves through ponds, creeks, and marshy meadows. Cooler mornings and soft summer light create exceptional opportunities for wildlife photography, especially in Yellowstone’s northern range and willow-rich habitat. In this edition of The Wild in Yellowstone, we explore June moose behavior, where to find them, and how to photograph these quiet giants in one of the most rewarding seasons of the year. From feeding behavior and calf interactions to timing and fieldcraft, June offers a rare chance to witness moose at their most calm, patient, and connected to the landscape.