Northroad
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"Snaggletooth", one of the McNeil bears. He gets that name from his deformed lower lip.
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Orogeny
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A couple of grizzly cubs in the Hayden Valley of Yellowstone National Park.
Grizzly Cubs by Tim Herbert, on Flickr
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Grizzly Cubs by Tim Herbert, on FlickrTim
Brian500au
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A couple of shots from Alaska this year
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HannahsDad
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A female grizzly in Grand Teton NP, locally known as "Blondie", a year and a half ago. Shortly after we left (two weeks or so) her three cubs (not shown) were killed by a male grizzly. We were fortunate to see them when we did. They just seem to hang out near Leek's Marina entrance, on both sides, night after night for almost two weeks. Shot with a 5D4 and an 800mm, while kneeling on the center console of my truck, shooting through the sunroof. I wasn't going to get the sunroof when I ordered this truck, by my wife convinced me that that is where we get the best shots!
"Eyes of the Grizzly"
"Eyes of the Grizzly"
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Northroad
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Want a bite? Come and get it! McNeil River, Alaska. August 2023.
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Beautiful
HannahsDad
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Thank you. It is one of my favorite shots of any bear in GTNP and I have framed and hanging in our formal dining room.
Maureen Souza
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Lazy Grizzly Bear hanging out near Denali National Park by a deserted little cabin.
Orogeny
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Bear on a log. I suspect that this was a young bear that had been "liberated" from her mother earlier in the summer. She was small and a little skinny.
Grizzly Bear by Tim Herbert, on Flickr
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Grizzly Bear by Tim Herbert, on FlickrTim
Snydremark
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Agreed; looks to be around 1-2 years, proportionally. That body's got a way to go to grow into those legsBear on a log. I suspect that this was a young bear that had been "liberated" from her mother earlier in the summer. She was small and a little skinny.
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DorsetWildlife
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This is from 2012, taken with a 7D and Sigma 150-500, we did a bear walk from Whistler
DorsetWildlife
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Another 2 from 2012, same set up, this time we did a trip back to the main land from Campbell River. Mam grizzly with her cub
Grizz
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Sogs
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What a look!
