Most people, in their lifetimes, will never see a bear in the wild. How blessed you are to not only see one, but to be able to take his portrait ... and live to tell about it! :=}
Tammie, my boys are in awe! So this is the bear they wished to emerge from the trees! They love that he eats flowers and I think they think he is magical because ...ta da...their imaginings came true..and there the beautiful bear is. I think we will have some stories flowing about the flower bear. Thank you for your magic! Best wishes Kelly
Hi Tammie, x I think this is the cutest black bear I have ever seen. He looks quite young. Were these photos taken in a park especially for bears or is he in the wild? He looks very handsome with his shiny coat. Lovely to see you again. I hope you are well.:) xoxo
Oh, Yes! I do so recall this mighty and beautiful beast. Black bears were a part of my daily life ... at times a bit too close for comfort. Mothers and cubs mostly ... for they hibernated not far from the house. I love them and enjoy seeing them far out in the woodland not next to my house or trying to get in! I never feed the birds seeds anymore. Great portraits Tammie!
Oooh! Bears, I love them. Do ever feel when you look at someone that you see an animal, almost like an aura... Mostly when I see an animal in a person, it is bear, cat or bird of prey. Occaisionally a mouse or dog, but mostly bears.
No words necessary for this fellow! How sweet is he, lazing out about in the fields and munching on flowers. Ah...the life! Wonderful photos, Tammie! : Theresa
What a beauty this guy is! I would be interested to know where you were to get these photos...looks quite close! Or, you have a nice zoom. I bet you were delighted to get these photos!
there have been some questions in the comments about this big gorgeous flower eating bear.
We found it on a hillside along the road near Two Medicine Montana. Two Med. is in Glacier N. Park. The bear was grazing back and forth along the hillside on greens and flowers, lots of glacier lilies. As we sat in our car the bear ignored us. How far were we? hum, distance is not my gift, maybe 30 yards? I shoot with a Nikon, 18-200mm lens, this is not the best for wildlife, plus my car was running, so the vibration did not help clear for clear images.
Also we could not help thinking that someone had just brushed the bears coat! So shiny and thick! I was tired after a long day and little sleep at this point in our journey. After seeing the bear I was sweetly energized and my spirit alive. So much fun!
Thank you all for your visits and wonderful comments!
I always dream about bears. Here, we see black bears all the time, as they wander into the city looking for garbage. On a side note, did you know that Winnie the Pooh was named after a black bear that was at a zoo here in Canada?
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What a beautiful bear. Look at that fur. Amazing pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteBlack bear looks very happy in his natural environment.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful..what a treat to see! These are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteYay!
Kiki~
Great shots! It must be so amazing to be this close to such beauty and power!
ReplyDeleteSmiles
How wonderful to be so close to a bear!.
ReplyDeleteThey are a beautiful photos, and full of tenderness to see him so happy.
A hug dear Tammie
Oh Tammie, I am filled with awe seeing these incredible photos of this beautiful bear ... I can only imagine how you must have felt while taking them!
ReplyDeleteI'd be scared to take a picture of that lol. Gorgeous shots!
ReplyDeletePlease come and see our Nosey champ!
~what a breathtaking moment...my heart would have been close to exploding...these photos are quite stunning...warm wishes and brightest blessings~
ReplyDeleteWow! What a beauty.. how far away were you? Great shots.
ReplyDeleteMost people, in their lifetimes, will never see a bear in the wild. How blessed you are to not only see one, but to be able to take his portrait ... and live to tell about it! :=}
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos of a sweet moment in a powerful animal's day! ~ Angela
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely big dude.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it only eats flowers,
ReplyDeletebut maybe it doesn't.
I'd keep my distance!
But then, I'd never get pictures like these, either... amazing!
Looks like life is good for this bear.
ReplyDeleteAmazing images...how fortunate you are to be able to capture them...taking my breath away once again!
ReplyDeleteTammie, my boys are in awe! So this is the bear they wished to emerge from the trees! They love that he eats flowers and I think they think he is magical because ...ta da...their imaginings came true..and there the beautiful bear is. I think we will have some stories flowing about the flower bear. Thank you for your magic!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Kelly
He is so cute - thanks for sharing this series of images.
ReplyDeleteCute and oh so cuddly (looking!?)
ReplyDeleteHow close did you get?
ReplyDeleteIsn't spring just such fun after a long sleep?!!
If he wants to eat flowers, it's OK by me.......!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots. He is happy in his own world.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots. What an experience to be so close and watch this bear during his day.
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie, x
ReplyDeleteI think this is the cutest black bear I have ever seen. He looks quite young. Were these photos taken in a park especially for bears or is he in the wild?
He looks very handsome with his shiny coat.
Lovely to see you again. I hope you are well.:)
xoxo
What fantastic photos, Tammie!
ReplyDeleteOh, Yes! I do so recall this mighty and beautiful beast. Black bears were a part of my daily life ... at times a bit too close for comfort. Mothers and cubs mostly ... for they hibernated not far from the house. I love them and enjoy seeing them far out in the woodland not next to my house or trying to get in! I never feed the birds seeds anymore. Great portraits Tammie!
ReplyDeleteOooh! Bears, I love them. Do ever feel when you look at someone that you see an animal, almost like an aura... Mostly when I see an animal in a person, it is bear, cat or bird of prey. Occaisionally a mouse or dog, but mostly bears.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy cutey pie! I can't wait to take some pics of black bears, if I'm so blessed to run into one, with my camera. Fingers crossed... :)
ReplyDeleteTammie, that is amazing. I am a real arctophile. I would so love to see a bear in the wild, but your pictures are the next best thing! Thank you!x
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy. Flower eating black bear - I hope it's not a camera eating black bear.
ReplyDeleteNo words necessary for this fellow! How sweet is he, lazing out about in the fields and munching on flowers. Ah...the life! Wonderful photos, Tammie! : Theresa
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty this guy is! I would be interested to know where you were to get these photos...looks quite close! Or, you have a nice zoom. I bet you were delighted to get these photos!
ReplyDeleteHello Friends,
ReplyDeletethere have been some questions in the comments about this big gorgeous flower eating bear.
We found it on a hillside along the road near Two Medicine Montana. Two Med. is in Glacier N. Park. The bear was grazing back and forth along the hillside on greens and flowers, lots of glacier lilies. As we sat in our car the bear ignored us. How far were we? hum, distance is not my gift, maybe 30 yards? I shoot with a Nikon, 18-200mm lens, this is not the best for wildlife, plus my car was running, so the vibration did not help clear for clear images.
Also we could not help thinking that someone had just brushed the bears coat! So shiny and thick! I was tired after a long day and little sleep at this point in our journey. After seeing the bear I was sweetly energized and my spirit alive. So much fun!
Thank you all for your visits and wonderful comments!
Tammie
What a gorgeous fellow! Do you suppose the flower was dessert??? How close were you to him, anyhow?! EEeeek!
ReplyDeleteexcellent catch!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images! I have never seen a bear besides on a zoo. It must be an amazing experience to see it in nature
ReplyDeletebeautiful images Tammie, and a very lovely bear^^
ReplyDeletela Zia Artemisia
Your photos are amazing. Thanks for sharing these beautiful pictures with us.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos! I saw a bear eating flowers once in Yellowstone. I guess they find them tasty.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Thanks for sharing these fabulous shots.
ReplyDeleteI always dream about bears. Here, we see black bears all the time, as they wander into the city looking for garbage. On a side note, did you know that Winnie the Pooh was named after a black bear that was at a zoo here in Canada?
ReplyDeleteLOL :) very strange bear
ReplyDeleteWow, great shots of the bear.
ReplyDeleteyour photographs are amazing and i'm happy to have found your blog.
ReplyDeleteMeraviglioso !!!
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Grazie della visita :-)
Happy day.
What a lovely big dude.
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Wonderful! I hope you had a good long lens!
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