Post Your Bears

[sparker1]

Grand Teton N P, Wyoming

 

[HannahsDad]

Mom and cub in the Norris Geyser meadow area. Yellowstone NP. Shot from a VERY long distance with a 600mm f/4 II, 2x converter and 5D4. Still cropped quite bit.

"Are you my mother?"

 

[sparker1]

Black Bear and cubs, Glacier N P

 

[Maureen Souza]

Waterton National Park, Alberta, Canada

 

[sparker1]

Yellowstone N P, Wyoming

 

[sparker1]

Another from Yellowstone N P, Wyoming

 

[Maureen Souza]

Glacier NP

 

[sparker1]

Steamboat Springs, Colorado, running through the neighborhood

 

[Maureen Souza]

Alaska

 

[sparker1]

Alberta

 

[sparker1]

Glacier N P, Montana

 

[sparker1]

Alberta, Canada. This young grizzly was in a ditch by the road. I followed on foot as he walked along his route. He looked back at me several times, but he was really after berries.

 

[Cliff Hilbert]

Alberta, Canada. This young grizzly was in a ditch by the road. I followed on foot as he walked along his route. He looked back at me several times, but he was really after berries.View attachment 48884View attachment 48886

He must have realized that the berries would taste better than you, Stan.

 

[sparker1]

He must have realized that the berries would taste better than you, Stan.

Exactly what I told him.

 

[Northroad]

Uh oh! That rope on the ground in front of him is securing our plane, so we're stuck until he moseys away.

 

[sparker1]

Yellowstone N P, Wyoming

 

[Northroad]

McNeil River, Alaska, August 2023. We were sitting at the base of a cliff when this sow and cub came walking down the narrow beach and passed right in front of us. The camera was in my lap and I had been cautioned not to move a muscle. I had already chosen silent shutter, so I just pressed the button and let it fire a long burst as they walked by, just praying that I got something. Photo is at 100 mm uncropped.

 

[sparker1]

Washington

 

[West Coast Birder]

McNeil River, Alaska, August 2023. We were sitting at the base of a cliff when this sow and cub came walking down the narrow beach and passed right in front of us. The camera was in my lap and I had been cautioned not to move a muscle. I had already chosen silent shutter, so I just pressed the button and let it fire a long burst as they walked by, just praying that I got something. Photo is at 100 mm uncropped.
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Wow. She looks kinda thin. Looks like a lot of salmon needs to be ingested before the snow is back.

 

[Sogs]

New Hampshire
American Black Bear by fivebugles, on Flickr