The urban bear
p.1 #2The urban bear
Clever bear but bad news for the neighborhood. Great set! Where did you hide yourself when you were taking these pictures? He either didn't see you or didn't care.
Jun 17, 2026 at 07:36 PM
p.1 #3The urban bear
Great documentary Tony. The very same thing is happening here in my neighborhood, fences, garbage cans and bird feeders are all available food sources for the bears now that we've invaded their territory.
Jun 17, 2026 at 07:52 PM
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p.1 #4The urban bear
Malka_1 wrote:
Clever bear but bad news for the neighborhood. Great set! Where did you hide yourself when you were taking these pictures? He either didn't see you or didn't care.
Thanks. I was on my electric trike with my 300-1200 (full-frame equivalent) lens. We both saw each other and kept our eyes on each other.
Clever bear but bad news for the neighborhood. Great set! Where did you hide yourself when you were taking these pictures? He either didn't see you or didn't care.
Thanks. I was on my electric trike with my 300-1200 (full-frame equivalent) lens. We both saw each other and kept our eyes on each other.
Jun 17, 2026 at 08:04 PM
p.1 #5The urban bear
Imagemaster wrote:
Thanks. I was on my electric trike with my 300-1200 (full-frame equivalent) lens. We both saw each other and kept our eyes on each other.
At some point he must've realized you weren't going wrestle him for the spoils.
Thanks. I was on my electric trike with my 300-1200 (full-frame equivalent) lens. We both saw each other and kept our eyes on each other.
At some point he must've realized you weren't going wrestle him for the spoils.
Jun 17, 2026 at 08:09 PM