Cinnamon Black Bear
by Debby Pueschel
Title
Cinnamon Black Bear
Artist
Debby Pueschel
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
Another treat after choir practice! Oh what a blessing to see this bear! She was NOT happy. She was VERY aggressive. Her hackels were up! We stayed away. Speculation - she is pregnant and looking for food before hybernation, Acorns are scattered on the ground and that is what she is foraging to eat. She is fatter than the others, but I feel sorry for anyone who comes between her and her cubs!
Featured in the following groups:
*Animal Photographs
*Nature Landmarks Landscapes Wildlife - 1 A Day 7-20-17
*Photography and Nature 101 7-21-17
*Wildlife - One A Day 9-19-17
*KINGDOM Animalia 11-28-17
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November 2nd, 2015
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Comments (18)
Debby Pueschel
Robert, actually, she was more hungry and curious as to what I had for her to eat. Wasn't happy that I was bothering her hunt! Decided to leave before anything happened! Thank you for the comments and the v/f/t
Robert Bales
It sure does look like she is not very happy!! Very nic capture and presentation Debby!! v/f/t
Debby Pueschel
Michelle, then you would LOVE living here in our area....they are quite plentiful! Thank you for the l/f/t
Debby Pueschel
Thank you Miroslava for the feature of "Cinnamon Black Bear" in your group KINGDOM Animalia!
Debby Pueschel
Thank you so much Mariola for the FEATURE of "Cinnamon Black Bear" in your awesome group Our 4-Legged Friends"
Debby Pueschel
Thank you Mariola for the FEATURE of "Cinnamon Black Bear" in your group Wildlife - ONE A DAY!
Debby Pueschel
Thank you so much for the feature of "Cinnamon Black Bear" in your group Nature Landmarks Landscapes Wildlife One A Day
Debby Pueschel
Doug, thank you so much for the feature of Cinnamon Brown Bear in your group Animal Photographs!
Ellen Chavez de Leitner
My granddaugher asks, "How does she get such scary animal pictures?"
Debby Pueschel replied:
Ellen, I will share and tell your granddaughter where I took these bear photos. Not too far from our home, toward the Sequoia Mountains, is a small community. It is in the foothills. This summer there were massive forest fires and the bear and deer were forced to find food and water. So many of them came down to civilization to find that food and water. Each week I would go up and find where they were for the day, which wasn't difficult since they were all over the small community, and take their pictures. Though they are wild, they truly are more afraid of us than we are of them...HOWEVER, I respected them and gave them their space...but we could get very close to them.
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