December 9, 2015

Snack Time

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December 9, 2015
Snack Time

Species: Grizzly Bear | Location: Kananakis Park, Alberta, Canada

By Al Lachance

I was out looking to photograph some wildlife and found fresh bear scat. I followed the bear foot prints from the bear scat which lead me to this beautiful grizzly feeding on some fresh meadow grass.

About The Photographer

I am a self taught amateur photographer based in Calgary, Alberta Canada. Started when I was given an Instacora F camera for Christmas at 13 years of age, joined the high school photo club and has become my passion ever since. I was invited to join with excellent photographers to go out on an annual photo-shoot to learn and having tremendous fun in the process.

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