A Blue Jay a Bear and a Doe and a you guess

Froggy

O.K. best guess, :dunno where do you think these shots were captured, this should be easy.

Can anyone identify the last bird, I know, do you:): one more what kind of bear is it.

gluwater

These are great shots. I love the Stellars Jay and that deer has the biggest ears I have ever seen. My best guess on the last shot is a Blue Grouse. My guess on the location is Yosemite.

Ric Grupe

Good stuff here, Froggy!

Very enjoyable.

riddim_maker

You got to love Smokey.
All great shots. thanks for sharing Steve

Osprey Whisperer

Nice series Froggy. Glad to see you survived that 2nd shot . He could of asked to have you for lunch.

Dick on Aruba

Beautiful captures, well done.

Thanks for sharing.

Dick.

gluwater

Alright, so what are they and where were they shot?

dallas

Where ever, and what ever they are.......you did gOOOOOd. Always great to see your posts.

Froggy

Here's the Answers
Yosemite, Black Bear, a Mule deer Doe and very close, its a green grouse,
we had a lot of fun up there, the bear was a little intimidating especialy after he came out from behind his bush reared up and stomped his front paws down and starred straight at me, at that point I'm looking for a fresh pamper.

Steve

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Froggy wrote:

Yosemite, Black Bear, a Mule deer Doe and very close, its a green grouse,
we had a lot of fun up there, the bear was a little intimidating especialy after he came out from behind his bush reared up and stomped his front paws down and starred straight at me, at that point I'm looking for a fresh pamper.

Steve

That is a beautiful Cinnamon phase Black Bear but your doe looks to actually be a buck fawn from this spring. You can see the pedicles (small bumps on his head) from which his antlers will grow next spring. Right now they are under the skin and if you could feel them it would feel like small bony protuberances under the skin but next spring he will sprout small spike or forked antlers from them.