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1.FORAGING THE FOREST EDGES
Black Bear (Wyoming)
A bears diet is 70% grass. (May)
2.WHAT IS THIS THAT HAS INVADED MY SPACE?
Black Bear (British Columbia)
Her ears up means she is checking me out. (June)
3.NO MOM IN SIGHT
Black Bear Cub (Alberta)
Is eating berries. A highly preferred food. (June)
4.CINNAMON PHASE
Black Bear (British Columbia)
Most non-black bears are found in the west. (June)
5.DEPENDABLE MOM
Black Bear and cub (Wyoming)
Teaching her cubs to forage in downed timber. (October)
6.WATCH US CLIMB
Black Bear cubs (Yellowstone)
Trees are an essential need for Black Bears. (May)
7.RACCOON COUSIN
Coati Mundi (Arizona)
These animals are excellent climbers. (January)
8.WHAT A NOSE!
Coati Mundi (Arizona)
All the better to get in trouble with, I suppose. (January)
9.SURPRISE ON THE TRAIL
Collared Peccary (Arizona)
Up early to forage in the cool of the morning. (January)
10.MIDNIGHT VISITORS
Raccoons (Utah)
This photograph was taken with the aid of flash and flashlight. (September)
11.FALSE SECURITY
Baby Raccoon (Indiana)
Leaves allow me to stalk close to the subject. (November)
12.PIG IN THE FLOWERS
Collared Peccary (Texas)
Along a roadside in Choke Canyon. (January)
13.NIGHTTIME ARTILLERY
Hooded Skunk (Arizona)
A flashlight will reveal the source of interesting sounds in the night. (January)
14.MOVING OUT
Grizzly (Wyoming)
Fast? Can cover 50 yards in 3 seconds. (May)
15.TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN
Grizzly (Wyoming)
Feeding on carrion. (May)
16.AT THE WATER HOLE
Grizzly and cub (Alaska)
The Tundra has many ponds. The result of snow melt.(June)
17.SECOND SUMMER CUB
Young Grizzly (Alaska)
Grizzlies usually keep their cubs a year longer than Black Bears. (June)
18.FEEDING ON LAST YEARS BEARBERRY CROP
Grizzly and cub (alaska)
She has an 80 foot gut - 10 feet for every foot of body length. Amazing! (June)
19.BY THE ROOSEVELT CORRALS
Grizzly (Yellowstone)
Foraging in the Sage.(October)
20.BY THE ROOSEVELT CORRALS
Grizzly (Yellowstone)
Massive and powerful.(October)
21.BY THE ROOSEVELT CORRALS
Grizzly (Yellowstone)
Getting a good look at me. (October)
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