Bear for breakfast...
...as guests of course. Imagine my surprise when I looked across the, too small, stream on the edge of my campsite to this nice family looking back.
Fortunately, after mom decided I wasn't a threat she went back to sleep.
Fortunately, after mom decided I wasn't a threat she went back to sleep.
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My thoughts exactly Pam. When I looked up after hearing a noise and realized I was as close to a mother bear and her three cubs (there is a third high up the tree image left) as I was, to say I was a little concerned would be the understatement of a life time. I certainly would never get this close on purpose. FYI, these shots are with a 70-200 f4, at 200. Only slightly cropped for composition.
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I think these bears were pretty used to people. In the White Mountain National Forest, the bears know where all the campgrounds are. While still being wild, I think they have less fear of man than they should, knowing too many people don't store their food or dispose of their trash properly. Pretty sure they were sleeping off a night of camp site raiding. The group 2 sites down from me woke up to them in the middle of their site the day before. Now that would have been too close!
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Thank you, but I would have preferred longer to provide me more distance from the subject:D
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