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Bear Family in Sandstorm by Cheryl Strahl Via Flickr: It seems like the cub on the left may be saying .... I'm stayin here and that's all there is to it! A brown bear sow attempts to lead her cubs up the Savonoski River during a sand storm in Katmai National Park, AK.
Battling Bears by Burt5 http://ift.tt/2zvvubm
Russian Stand Off by Burt5 http://ift.tt/2xSE7bO
Sizing Up a Steal (Explored) by Cheryl Strahl Via Flickr: AK 2017: Katmai N.P. and Preserve. We flew to Mirror Lake from Lake Clark then trekked along Funnel Creek where we spent the day watching and photographing the brown bears. This confrontation was interesting (it happened twice while we were there). The light colored bear caught the sockeye salmon. The more aggressive darker bear came over to check it out and managed to take it away after a scrimmage. The lighter colored bear looked like s/he was well fed, so this behaviour probably didn't happen too often. (Close crop) Flickr Explore 8/13/17 - Thank You!
Winner Takes All (Explored) by Cheryl Strahl Via Flickr: AK 2017: Katmai N.P. and Preserve. We flew to Mirror Lake from Lake Clark then trekked along Funnel Creek where we spent the day watching and photographing the brown bears. This confrontation was interesting (it happened twice while we were there). The light colored bear caught the sockeye salmon. The more aggressive darker bear came over to check it out and managed to take it away after a scrimmage. The lighter colored bear looked like s/he was well fed, so this behaviour probably didn't happen too often. (Close crop) Flickr Explore 8/13/17 - Thank You!
The Confrontation by Cheryl Strahl Via Flickr: AK 2017: Katmai N.P. and Preserve. We flew to Mirror Lake from Lake Clark then trekked along Funnel Creek where we spent the day watching and photographing the brown bears. This confrontation was interesting (it happened twice while we were there). The light colored bear caught the sockeye salmon. The more aggressive darker bear came over to check it out and managed to take it away after a scrimmage. The lighter colored bear looked like s/he was well fed, so this behaviour probably didn't happen too often. (Close crop)
Polar Plunge
Uppity Bears
A black bear in Maple Ridge BC, opens the doors of a truck. They probably had old food in there. Bears will spare no effort to get at anything stinky.
I like Maple Ridge. I got sent to Bible Camp there. Good times. Jesus and Church girls. And bears.
