With this momentary window of warm weather, I suspect the bears will be out and about tonight. Here’s one I took back in early October. Or should I say she took the photo of herself when walking through my camera trap. Most of my bear camera trap photos over the past year have been at night. This was a rare instance of daytime action. I actually watched as she and her two cubs came through the back woods, tripped the shutter, and then continued on through my side yard. On this particular pass through, the cubs stayed out of frame and to their mother’s left. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 17mm) ISO 400, f/14 at 1/80th of a second, Cognisys camera box, trail monitors and remote flashes.
Do you ever feel just the littlest bit creepy about what you’re doing here? This is pretty much like sneaking into the bears house, installing a camera in their bathroom and then sneaking out again.
Ok Sean who takes the dog out , WOW u really need to be careful where your living I know you both love there with great sights like this outside you’re window
So keep, sharing with us
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With this momentary window of warm weather, I suspect the bears will be out and about tonight. Here’s one I took back in early October. Or should I say she took the photo of herself when walking through my camera trap. Most of my bear camera trap photos over the past year have been at night. This was a rare instance of daytime action. I actually watched as she and her two cubs came through the back woods, tripped the shutter, and then continued on through my side yard. On this particular pass through, the cubs stayed out of frame and to their mother’s left. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 17mm) ISO 400, f/14 at 1/80th of a second, Cognisys camera box, trail monitors and remote flashes.
Do you ever feel just the littlest bit creepy about what you’re doing here? This is pretty much like sneaking into the bears house, installing a camera in their bathroom and then sneaking out again.
Ok Sean who takes the dog out , WOW u really need to be careful where your living I know you both love there with great sights like this outside you’re window
So keep, sharing with us
AUNT SUE
Love the setting with the view of north woods in the background & low angle, close up of the leaves. The perfect playground for your bruin!