I'm so glad that I found this spring because it lets us watch two different bear families. The spring must be right on the border between their territories and is probably a heavily contested site. It's fun to see both families!
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Up high and Bears
Shyla and I are up in the alpine zone today. This photo is from last year, on one of her first trips up high.
While we are up there, I thought that you might enjoy some footage of our mother bear, Mabel, and her single cub, cooling off in a spring. You can watch it here or at Youtube.
I'm so glad that I found this spring because it lets us watch two different bear families. The spring must be right on the border between their territories and is probably a heavily contested site. It's fun to see both families!
I'm so glad that I found this spring because it lets us watch two different bear families. The spring must be right on the border between their territories and is probably a heavily contested site. It's fun to see both families!
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That was so much fun! We really enjoyed watching the bears playing in the water. They were having a great time and it probably felt really good to them. What great placement for your camera.
ReplyDeleteLook at Shyla! She's come a long way in the past year and has grown so much :)
Hugs,
Lily Belle & Muffin
(Thanks, we've included your M&M guess into the mix. Hopefully Mom can post the results this weekend.)
That is so cool!!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteShyla looks like such a puppy! Love the bears!
ReplyDeleteThose bears look so adorable splashing and washing behind their ears in that spring! :) Too cute!
ReplyDeleteShyla has really grown hasn't she? In all kinds of ways. :)
My puppy brother and sistah love this. Their names mean "Bear"! My brother's blog: www.haikubyku.com
ReplyDeleteHaha! After watching the video, I decided Sage must be part bear! Or would it be the other way around? :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome bear videos and stills.
ReplyDeleteI like how the little guy stands up to look for his MOm after she left to watering hole.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
Bears doing what bears do in the wild. Just being bears. What a treat!
ReplyDeleteThe bears are so totally amazing! Very beautiful!
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tweedles
Wow, that is beyond cool! Two bear families is way better than one. Does Shyla cool off in that spring too? :)
ReplyDeleteThat is incredible footage. I enjoyed the stills as much as the videos. The sight of them brings a continuous grin to my face.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these all the time. You can't know how much I look forward to them.
Bert's My Vickie
We thought you were going to lose your camera for a minute. Love watching the bears in the spring.
ReplyDeleteXXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
I love watching the bears! Thank you for such great viewing.
ReplyDeleteAnne and Sasha
Great video. We have bears in the North of Sweden, sometimes they get lost in the south of Sweden...its not normally they area they live in, very seldom.
ReplyDeleteThe bears sure look like they're enjoying themselves!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots♥
Mitch and Molly
This is amazing to see these bears so often. Are you ever afraid for Shyla's safety?
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
What an awesome video of those bears! I always enjoy seeing your wildlife videos and photos!
ReplyDelete-Corbin
So fun to see the cubs. Great video.
ReplyDeleteMy oh my... look how Shyla has GROWN!!! Get out the proverbial brick, dear heart, and put it on her head. No more growing older for Shyla!!! Or us, eh? :)
ReplyDeleteHope your trip is everything you expected & more.
Love ya~ Andrea
XOXOXO
Lovely to follow the bears with video.
ReplyDeleteHope they will stay in your area so we can see more of them
The video of Mabel and her cub is absolutely wonderful! Just AWESOME! Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteSusan and Wrigs
this was wonderful to see, thank you for finding and capturing this experience!
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