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August 23rd 2010
Out on the tundra the other day we were accompanied by a female bear and her 10 month old cub. They slept for a while then casually got up and strolled through a waterhole. Later on in the afternoon we saw them again, this time the cub was being nursed. It is always a real treat to see a mother bear nursing, and it is not something that is often seen.
On a distant shoreline we also saw 6 bears feasting on a beluga carcass that had been washed up. Yummy!
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The cub wakes up.The cub wakes up.
The cub wakes up.
Walking away.Walking away.
Walking away.
Muddy feet.Muddy feet.
Muddy feet.
Wading cub.Wading cub.
Wading cub.
Marching on.Marching on.
Marching on.
A bear behind.A bear behind.
A bear behind.
Nursing in the fireweed.Nursing in the fireweed.
Nursing in the fireweed.






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mom
non-member comment
Date: 23rd August 2010

hi
WOW nice bear, Have a good day MOM

From Blog: A Tale of Two Bears.

Pammie
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Date: 23rd August 2010

The Bear Essentials
Dear Goldie-locks, We enjoyed your story and pictures. We hate being left with only the bear facts about your travels. We like to focus on the bearings of your adventures and hear about any embearessing details while comtemplating how we can turn it around and sleep in YOUR bed and eat YOUR porridge. With much love, The Three Bears

From Blog: A Tale of Two Bears.

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Theresa Crann and Dave Allcorn
Date: 31st August 2010

Dear three bears
An unbearable story, and I, as the Goldie-locks of your dreams, am indeed in dis-bear (giggle -I know, a long shot) over the fact that your porridge might be cold by the time you get this reply. All my love, GL

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