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Tag Archives: black bear
The Best Place to Find Black Bears in Yellowstone National Park
The best area to find black bears Yellowstone, at least in the spring, is between Tower Junction and Tower Falls. There is a small lake along the road in that area called Rainy Lake. Next to the lake is … Continue reading
Big Black Bear, Yellowstone National Park
About the only negative to wildlife photography in Yellowstone is having to go through all your photos to separate the chaff from the wheat. I shoot about 1,000 images a day and there is no time to go through them … Continue reading
A Black Bear Protects an Elk Carcass, Yellowstone National Park
The road over Dunraven Pass opened May 29. I didn’t know the pass had been cleared until yesterday. As I began the drive over it from Tower to Canyon I quickly saw a bunch of cars parked. It turns out … Continue reading
Mad Robin, Yellowstone National Park
I was near Tower Falls last spring waiting to photograph a black bear that had decided to take a nap. I waited for a couple of hours. Nothing. The only living creature near me then was this robin that looked … Continue reading
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Tagged american robin, black bear, mad bird, mad robin, robin photo, tower falls, yellowstone national park, yellowstone wildlife
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Cinnamon Black Bear, Yellowstone National Park
I started this photo blog a little over a year ago in Yellowstone. I thought then that it would be a good time to start the blog because I would have, hopefully, a lot of images to get the blog … Continue reading
Killing Black Bears and Selling Their Gall Bladders
Recently I wrote that the elk are dropping their antlers in Point Reyes National Seashore and the Park Service is busy picking up the antlers before the antler traders find them and remove them (which is illegal). I mentioned that … Continue reading
Black Bear Spring Cub, Yellowstone National Park
I can’t wait to get to Yellowstone this spring. This little spring cub (AKA “cub of the year” or “COY”) is one reason why.
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Tagged bear, black bear, black bear cub, COY, cub of the year, image, mammals, photo, predator, spring cub, wildlife, yellowstone national park
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Black Bear Sow and Cub, Yellowstone National Park
A black bear sow and her spring cub take a rest near Calcite Springs. I saw them several times in mid May between Calcite Springs and Tower Falls. I wonder if the sow is a descendant of that well-known and … Continue reading
Life Is Not Perfect and that Includes Yellowstone
Yesterday was a good day for bear sightings. I saw seven black bears and one grizzly. One of them I know I saw and photographed before because he has a something wrong with his left front leg. It seems … Continue reading
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Tagged black bear, cinnamon-colored black bear, crippled black bear, image, photo, yellowstone national park
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