Zooming in for a closer look at the top of the falling Falls. By the way, it would be awesome to see the Falls at their large volume as it's even more impressive by far.

Because the Shoshone Falls canyon lies lower in elevation than the surrounding terrain, groundwater is forced to the surface via large springs in the canyon walls. Despite the almost total diversion of the river upstream from Milner Dam, these springs can provide up to 3,000 cu ft/s (85 m3/s) of water to the falls.