As the weather heats up, thought it would be a good time to post another polar bear. This guy appeared to be catching snowflakes on his tongue, although he was really just giving his paws a good lick. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 340mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/320th of a second
Considering how ferocious polar bears can be what a beautiful sweet lovely shot he looks so docile like you can take him home for a family pet amazing shot
I can see that, although at the time, that -27 degrees with the windchill was very very cold. But as long as there were bears around, I didn’t mind one bit.
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As the weather heats up, thought it would be a good time to post another polar bear. This guy appeared to be catching snowflakes on his tongue, although he was really just giving his paws a good lick.
Lovely! I prefer to think the bear was, indeed, catchung snowflakes on his tongue!
I agree with Sue. I love catching snowflakes on my tongue……but happily those days are gone. Not much snow activity here in Florida!
Considering how ferocious polar bears can be what a beautiful sweet lovely shot he looks so docile like you can take him home for a family pet amazing shot
No doubt looks can be deceiving.
CUTE!
Beautiful!
What a fun shot!!! LOVE this so much!
Thanks Amanda.
In the 95 degree days of summer in Southwest Florida, this looks like a dream!
I can see that, although at the time, that -27 degrees with the windchill was very very cold. But as long as there were bears around, I didn’t mind one bit.
—– For best summer ever
—– No dessert will please as much
—– As a purple bearsicle .