Wow, if he had just moved a few feet to the right, he would have filled the camera lens totally!! Beautiful sky, mountains and colours. Shyla does love that snow, a true mountain girl, greetings from Jean
Oh, my goodness, that's a big bear! And so close to your house -- I don't blame you for being so careful with your dogs, for their own safety. He (she?) certainly looks very healthy, though, which is lovely to see. Bears are such awesome animals!
I also noticed your agility course under the snow. Will you be doing agility work with Shyla come spring? I'll bet she would love it as much as she loves all her other training. I wish I lived close enough to you to see Shyla doing her training with you! She is such a beautiful girl.
Bear and coyote! Double the fun! Love the photos. We saw our first bears about a week ago. They were on the opposite side of the canyon, so I didn't get a very clear look, but I believe it was a sow with a yearling (looked too large to be this year's cub). We've seen more tracks, too. :-)
Interesting neighbors you have there! I suppose there would be quite the size difference in the bear to coyote to Shyla's paw print. Can you estimate the size of the bear?
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I love the last one, and the first of Shlya!
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Wow, if he had just moved a few feet to the right, he would have filled the camera lens totally!! Beautiful sky, mountains and colours. Shyla does love that snow, a true mountain girl, greetings from Jean
ReplyDeleteyou have such interesting neighbours! That coyote looks like he was posing for the camera.
ReplyDeleteXXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
Bears and coyotes and sunshine. And lovely Shyla. Doesn't get much better than that. What a beautiful sky!
ReplyDeleteBet you are grateful for the sunshine and it looks so beautiful in Shyla's eyes. That is one big bear butt! And very cool.
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Goose
Oh, my goodness, that's a big bear! And so close to your house -- I don't blame you for being so careful with your dogs, for their own safety. He (she?) certainly looks very healthy, though, which is lovely to see. Bears are such awesome animals!
ReplyDeleteI also noticed your agility course under the snow. Will you be doing agility work with Shyla come spring? I'll bet she would love it as much as she loves all her other training. I wish I lived close enough to you to see Shyla doing her training with you! She is such a beautiful girl.
Oh gosh what a big fat bear! And beautiful coyote!
ReplyDeleteOf course Shyla is gorgeous- just like the beautiful sky.
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tweedles
Oh my, I would be scared!!!
ReplyDeleteBears and coyotes and Shyla! Oh MY!!!
ReplyDeleteOK. now I see why your dogs have to be on a leash when you first go out the door and until you have had a chance to look around.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great life....
Beautiful wildlife
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Shyla's eyes just light up every picture she's in!
ReplyDeleteYou have much more interesting traffic by your house than we do!
Holy cow! The first picture of the bear startled me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a big hunky bear that is! What a cute coyote there! What a gorgeous puppy ! I vote for number three as my choice for a neighbor.
ReplyDeleteCheers and hugs,
Jo
Ups, what a big bear around your house....great capture from the camera.
ReplyDeleteLove the last Picture....would have it like a poster on the wall
We just love the snow on your whiskers, Shyla!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots,
Mitch and Molly
We think Rottrover said it best.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's some bear walking thru your yard. Very impressive!
ReplyDeleteAnd we can never get enough Shyla pictures. She looks so cute with all that snow on her face.
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Lily Belle & Muffin
Gorgeous shots! Glad to see that sunshine is returning!
ReplyDeleteNadine & goldens Neeli & ELle
I suddenly feel much thinner ;)
ReplyDeleteLove that last one!
ReplyDeleteBear and coyote! Double the fun! Love the photos. We saw our first bears about a week ago. They were on the opposite side of the canyon, so I didn't get a very clear look, but I believe it was a sow with a yearling (looked too large to be this year's cub). We've seen more tracks, too. :-)
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What a contrast between the meaty bear and the skinny-legged coyote! Love the portraits of Shyla, and what a great sunset.
ReplyDeleteInteresting neighbors you have there! I suppose there would be quite the size difference in the bear to coyote to Shyla's paw print. Can you estimate the size of the bear?
ReplyDeleteWas that a Wof?
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