Black Bear Sow in Grand Teton National Park

A black bear searches branches for berries in Grand Teton National Park.

Yet another shot I came away with liking from the black bears along Moose-Wilson Road in Grand Teton National Park. This one is of a sow bending down some branches to get a better angle of the river hawthorn berries that they love to eat so much. The cubs were off in another bush at this time.

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Posted on October 13, 2009.
Posted in Wildlife. Tags: Bears, Grand Teton National Park, Snow, Wildlife, Wyoming.
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