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BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.27#111. This large male is tracking a sow that is in estrus and and that he has been following all day. Teklanika river, Denali Park Alaska.
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BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.27#111. This large male is tracking a sow that is in estrus and and that he has been following all day. Teklanika river, Denali Park Alaska.

  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2010.8.25#047.5. A male Grizzly I knew for a number of years and was one of my all time favorites. He acquired the scare in front of his right eye when he was about 2 years old, so was easy to recognize. Coming out on the nine mile drainage here in Denali Park, Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2010.8.25#047.6. A young male grizzly I knew for a number of years and was one of my favorites. He acquired the scar in front of his nose when he was two years old, so was easy to identify. May through September he spent most of his time in the Savage Country in Denali Park. Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2010.8.25#048.6. Same bear in the previous image. Denali Park Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2010.8.25#065. Twelve mile drainage, Denali Park Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2010.8.25#071. Plain brown Interior bear. Mile eleven, Denali Park Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2010.8.26#272.b2. A young platinum colored Grizzly on the open Tundra of Stoney Dome. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2010.8.26#273.b2. This young Grizzly is curious about what I am doing. Stoney Dome, Denali Park, Alaska.
  • Bear, Grizzly-2011.8.30#005.7. A handsome young dark male bear with a light collar and head. I could recognize this bear every year after he acquired the scar in front of his right eye. This image was captured near mile 7 in Denali Park, Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.26#012.4. A sow Grizzly with "springer" cubs. Polychrome Pass, Denali Park, Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.26#072.2.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.26#090.3. A wary Grizzly sow with "Springer" cubs in Polychrome Pass, Denali Park, Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.26#123.2. "Springer" grizzly cubs climbing a Ryolite slide with their mom in Polychrome Pass. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.26#135.7.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.26#140.3.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.26#210.4. A sow that has two springer cubs climbing a Ryolite slide in Polychrome Pass. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.27#047. A very large interior boar with a sow coming close to estrus. Teklanika river, Denali Park Alaska. This and the next 6 images were shot over several hour's observing this really large male tending the female that was in estrus.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.27#111. This large male is tracking a sow that is in estrus and and that he has been following all day. Teklanika river, Denali Park Alaska.
  • BEAR,GRIZZLY-2012.5.27#125. This must be what the term "bear hug" refers to. Teklanika river, Denali Park Alaska.
  • BEAR, GRIZZLY-2012.5.27#132. The smaller sow on the right in this image is in estrus. She and this large boar were visible for several hours on this river dry wash during the courtship. He successfully bred her numerous times. Teklanika river, Denali Park Alaska.
  • BEAR,GRIZZLY-2012.5.27#222. same as the previous image.
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