This honey comb was found in a shaded area beneath a tree as we walked to the right (if you were sitting on the log that we sat on) and out of view of our bird's eye view landscape. We saw a few other honeycomb surrounding it as well.

This picture of the deer track was found as we were walking through the prairie. This would be the same prairie Sierra and I saw the deer bounding across, from the hill we climbed. As we were walking back to where the bus was parked, up a small hill scattered with trees, we saw a doe and a fawn quietly walking. The scientific name for a deer is Cervidae. We saw four deer in total on our Eaton Canyon adventure.
 
This was the view we encountered at the top of the hill which was to the direct left of where we sat on the log at our observation area facing the entrance to Eaton Canyon.