Brown Bears (Katmai NP, Alaska)

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I was lucky to have spent two weeks in Alaska during July, including a trip to Katmai National Park. The pictures below were taken at Hallo Bay, a wilderness area accessed via a bush plane from Homer on the Kenai Peninsula south of Anchorage.

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Need to be re-sized- forum rules state 1040 pixels along longest side fella :D

Just thought you ought to know

Les (y)
 
Nice captures (y)
I usually see them covered in green algae at the zoo, so these make a pleasant change ;) Love how soft and fluffy the second looks, but sharp around the face.
 
OMG there are few things I'd like to see more than Grizzlies in the wild.
These are wonderful.
 
Many thanks for the comments. Here are some black bears I photographed the week before at Anan Creek in South East Alaska. It was (typically for this area) dull and rainy there, so more challenging conditions than in Katmai.

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Fantastic stuff Jeremy

I especially like the first Brown Bear shot and the Black Bear set.
 
The black bears are ACE! You've really taken advantage of the opportunity (y)
 
Thanks everyone for the kind remarks. Here are some brown bears I photographed at Anan Creek in South East Alaska (the same location as the black bears). The next adventure will be in Canada in November, where I'll be in search of polar bears.

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Fantastic series ! , love the shots of the families together, 'specially the troop of Black Bears crossing the fallen trunk....Awsome !

Love the Black Bear in the tree too, bet you won't find a bed like that in DFS !! :D
 
I love the 2nd (the 3 bears) from that last series.

I'm hoping that wasn't Goldilocks !
 
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