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Large Mammals-Updated 2022.5.5.

The first 120 images in this gallery are a collage in random order. The rest of this gallery's Images are collated alphabetically by species. All images on this gallery are protected by US copyright laws. No images may be copied or downloaded without formal written permission from Tom Jesiolowski/Northland Arts Nature Images.
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BBR-2008.6.18#051. A summer Grizzly. An example of what we call a "rubbed" bear. Alaska Range Alaska.
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BBR-2008.6.18#051. A summer Grizzly. An example of what we call a "rubbed" bear. Alaska Range Alaska.

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  • BB-2015.5.23#2531. Black Bear grazing sedge on a hillside along Icefields Parkway, British Columbia Canada.
  • BB-2015.5.24#552. A dark Cinnamon color phase black Bear. Rocky Mountains north of Radium, British Columbia Canada.
  • BB-2017.5.15#438. A really good looking Black Bear with an almost perfectly symmetric white blaze on his chest. Grazing in new grass and sedge along the Alaska Highway, east of Watson Lake, Yukon Territory Canada.
  • BB-2017.5.15#526. A young cinnamon phase Black Bear. Alaska Highway east of Dawson Creek, Yukon Territory Canada.
  • BB-2017.5.15#622.4. A pretty nice dark cinnamon Black Bear near Lower Post on the Alaska Highway, British Columbia Canada.
  • BB-2017.5.15#686.4. A really good mature cinnamon phase Black Bear. I unfortunately encountered him just as the sun was setting. I was able to follow him but he never stopped, so I was only able to get walking profile shots of him. Near Lower Post, British Columbia Canada.
  • BB-2017.5.16#1066. A really large male Black Bear in the last high pass east of Stone Mountain Park above the Muskwa River country, British Columbia Canada.
  • BB-2017.5.16#1071. A big male Black Bear kind of checking me out. In the last high pass above the Muskwa River country, British Columbia Canada.
  • BB-2017.5.16#1115.5. A real giant Black Bear. His size was immediately what impressed me, but then I couldn't figure out what he was doing. He would walk like he was grazing and flop on the ground like this. Well I never got the evidence image but I believe he was catching mice or voles. He would hold them with his foot and jaws until he literally chewed them out of the ground. In a high pass east of Stone Mountain, heading into the Muskwa country, British Columbia Canada.
  • BB-2017.5.16#1115.7crp. A close crop of the previous Black Bear image.
  • BB-2017.9.8#1496. A really giant Cinnamon phase Black Bear. Rocky Mountains Alberta Canada.
  • BB-2019.6.20#596. A big Cinnamon morph Black Bear. Lamar Canyon, Yellowstone Park Wyoming.
  • BB-2019.6.20#598. A big Cinnamon morph boar Black Bear that is trailing a cinnamon sow. Lamar Canyon. Yellowstone Park Wyoming.
  • BBR-1987.10.19#004.3. My first Brown Bear image, a souvenier from the old,old days. Belkofski Bay, Alaska Peninsula Alaska.
  • BBR-2006.7.31#0316. A young Brown bear fishing for Red Salmon. Russian River. Kenai Peninsula Alaska.
  • BBR-2006.7.31#0374. Two juvenile Brown bear siblings "horsin" around. Russian River, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. A 2x3 ratio image is viewable on page 2 of the collage in this gallery.
  • BBR-2006.8.1b.A small Brown bear fishing for salmon. Russian River, Kenai peninsula, Alaska.
  • BBR-2008.6.18#051. A summer Grizzly. An example of what we call a "rubbed" bear. Alaska Range Alaska.
  • BBR-2008.6.18#111. A summer grizzly bear. South side Alaska Range Alaska.
  • BBR-2008.6.18#155. A Grizzly bear in the Devil's Club. South side of the Alaska Range, Alaska.
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