September 10, 2018

Grizzly Bear Pals

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September 10, 2018
Grizzly Bear Pals

Species: Grizzly Bear | Location: Yellowstone National Park, United States of America

By Scott Kalter

I watched these grizzly bear cubs play and tumble around for the better part of an hour. Finally, they stopped and posed for this photo.

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About The Photographer

As an amateur photographer I have sought out opportunities that challenge my photographic skills. From the early years of digiscoping to the current use of handheld, long lens photography, I never stop being amazed at how nature provides endless surprises ... if one only takes the time to look. Often patience and knowledge of the species being photographed pay off. And, sometimes you just get lucky.

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