April 4, 2015

Sisterly Secrets

Polar bear, Churchill, Canada, Canada wildlife, polar bear images, polar bear pictures, Churchill images
April 4, 2015
Sisterly Secrets

Species: Polar Bear | Location: Churchill, Manitoba, Canada

By LORI ANN MARTIN

We spent a long while watching these two polar bears playing, tumbling, cuddling. Our guides thought they might be two sisters who had been weaned earlier in the year. When they became bored with their own play, both walked over to the Rovers to observe us.

About The Photographer

From a young age, Lori Ann Martin has had a passion for photography starting with a small 110 film camera. Twenty years in the Navy gave Lori Ann the opportunity to enjoy photography in places near and far, including the Soviet Union, Europe, and Africa. After retirement, she continues to enjoy amateur photography across the United States, northern Canada, and the Caribbean.

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