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Great capture of that “concerned” look! Is it a grizzly or black bear?
Hi Erika. It’s a brown bear which is basically a grizzly that lives along the coast in Alaska, Canada and Russia. They are much larger than inland grizzlies.
No, I don’t think your reading too much into it, I think you’ve looked into bears eyes before and
are probably right on. I wonder how she was planning to avoid boar. Did you see what happened
awhile after you took this shot?
Hi Charlotte. I did see what happened. I’ll talk about it soon.
The sharpness of this shot is fantastic Jim. The eyes really stand out. Awesome!
Thanks Alan.
Hi JIm,
Do tell, what was the outcome on that day? Beautiful photo of mama. Happen to have another with baby?
Thanks Renee. I’ll cover what happened soon.
Excellent drama in that photo, Jim. Looking forward to seeing what happened.
Thanks John. I’ll get back to the bear story soon.
Wow Jim! This is just awesome! Very, very nice…
Thanks Greg.
Huge! I bet you could ride on that thing
Big enough to ride, but I wouldn’t want to try Onatah.