reminds me of the Robert McCloskey book Blueberries for Sal
bear behavior caught on film
trying to collect evidence of
bear dentation using oven mitts
Bears must be careful too. This one is not immune to chestnut burr spines.
Question: How do mammals manage to handle sharp American chestnut burrs? Answer: Humans use tools. Bears & squirrels use claws and teeth.
a young bear with large ears and no tags
That should have been obvious.
Foraging here is rather dangerous for squirrels and chipmunks. If burrs fall on them, they could be killed.
Speaking of Bears: The Bear Crisis and a Tale of Rewilding from Yosemite, Sequoia, and Other National Parks
mother bear
cubs
cub in profile
reversal of course
black bears snacking No Narration (likely the same pair in the May 23 report)
omnivore chestnut snack
pp. 216-217 of Peterson Field Guides: Edible Wild Plants: Eastern/Central North America
The camera is a SONY cyber-shot compact camera known for longevity
photographic evidence
Stand by for coverage of cubs.
Our mission at Black Bear Biology Base Camp 25 : to document black bears in the region and share the information
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by Rachel Mazur
Yosemite National Park
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