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Sights are physical features that can be seen from Pullouts or on Maps & might be a large area (e.g., a mountain, meadow, river or forest) or might be a single object (e.g., a tree or a rock).  Information on selected Pullouts in 6 Parts of Yellowstone NP - Northern Tier (Base, Antelope Valley, Swan Lake), Dunraven & Canyon, Hayden Valley & Yellowstone Lake East.  You see the Pullouts in Yellowstone SPOTR where that Wolf Pack might be seen.  Some Map Sights can also be seen from Pullouts so the Search result contains both.  On the Pullout details, you can select the Spotting Scope icon to see digiscoped images of selected Sights.  For example, you could Search for the Bear Meadow Sight & learn that it can be seen from several Pullouts.  First-time users, unfamiliar with the names of Pullouts & Sights, should start with the Browse function.  SPOTR stands for Sights & Panoramas Observed Traveling Roads & alludes to the spotting scopes used by wildlife watchers.  The USGS Maps used in the app show features where wildlife might be seen.  If it's installed, that app shows which Wolf Pack(s) might be seen from that Pullout for that year.  The app shows the Pullouts from which the Sight can be seen.  The Park Map tab shows your location in relation to the app's Parts & the Pullouts you've most recently viewed.  Conversely, while viewing a Wolf Pack in the Yellowstone Wolves: The Years app, you can touch the Yellowstone SPOTR icon in the app bar.  You can Browse through Pullouts & Sights.  You could select one of these Pullouts & swipe through its Panoramas.  The Panoramas show what the wildlife watchers see using their spotting scopes.  Choosing each of these Browse functions & perusing the images presented provides familiarity for using the Search function.  You can select any Part on the Yellowstone NP Map & see its Section Maps.  From the Section Maps, you can select a Pullout.  You could then select any of the other Pullouts.  Many Sight names were created by the wildlife watchers to communicate locations of wildlife.  You can touch the Yellowstone Wolves: The Years app icon in the upper right corner.  There are a few named Pullouts, identified as "Lat/Lon only", where no photos were taken.  Pullouts are designated places where you may pull off the road.  Alternatively, you can Search for a Pullout by name.  The app presents details for the selected Pullout, incl.  Panoramas showing Sights & Latitude/Longitude.  You can navigate from the selected Pullout to a different Pullout.  You can Search for a Sight by name.  Some names used in this app are unofficial & not shown on approved NPS Maps.  If you're located in one of the Parts defined in the app, your location is also shown on the Section Map tab.