November 6, 2018

Looking for Choke Cherries

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November 6, 2018
Looking for Choke Cherries

Species: Black Bear | Location: Grand Teton National Park, United States of America

By Charlene Ferguson

This cinnamon black bear was on the hunt for choke cherries near the Moose-Wilson Road, Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. It was willing to let us photograph for a few minutes before it sauntered off back into the wild. This was photo was taken while on Nat Hab's Hidden Yellowstone Photo Safari.

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From Otho, Iowa. First Place awards from Iowa State Fair, Thin Line Film Festival, Clay County Fair.

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