Three Grizzlies...2 yearlings and a larger male |
We're thinking it was one of the injured bison we watched on Saturday. Specifically we think that this is the female who had great difficulty moving and spent a good deal of time laying down. The other bison is still close by and is still not moving well. The Rangers 'claim' that bison are "tough and some recover from leg injuries"...some do not.
How about 4 bears visiting while we were watching... later we found out the number had climbed to NINE bears at various times during the afternoon.
Large and In-Charge Male Grizzly |
It appeared that 2 smaller bears were yearling siblings and their mother were all together at various parts of the day.
Uh Oh... |
RUN!! |
Of course we have changed our travel plans due to this discovery. Rather than break camp on Tuesday we're heading back bright and early to watch the carcass. It is our second one of the season and we never thought we'd get another chance to observe bears, wolves or whatever else may appear so we are taking advantage of this discovery.
**As always click the pictures to enlarge...trust us you want to see these guys larger!**
The 2 young bears share the carcass |
On the look out for trouble |
Here comes Trouble...with a capital T |
The young give it up |
Here comes Mom to the rescue...not |
Make no eye contact...ever |
Is he still there? |
A new fashion accessory |
Really large one |
**As always click the pictures to enlarge...trust us you want to see these guys larger!**
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