August 10, 2017

Yuck!

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August 10, 2017
Yuck!

Species: Spirit Bear | Location: Great Bear Rain forest, Canada

By Kathleen Betters

We were in the Great Bear Rainforest hoping to see spirit bears. Our first day on the viewing platform was wet and cloudy. The second day we were blessed with sun and two bears — a black bear and this spirit bear. It seemed that they took turns working their way up and down the stream. We saw each a total of four times during the day. In what was our last view of each, late in the day, the black bear was eating a fish and the spirit bear walked out of the forest near him. You could just see the black bear going "oops" and turning and crossing the stream to leave the area.

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