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Jun 07, 2007 17:24 |  #1

She was hanging around today with her 3 cubs and decided to climb over the fence and feast on the bird food I put out. Hope you enjoy the shots.
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Jun 07, 2007 17:29 |  #2

Some nice captures
Thanks for sharing!


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Jun 07, 2007 17:55 |  #3

WOW ... where do you live?




  
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Jun 07, 2007 18:14 |  #4

ShootMeToo wrote in post #3338613 (external link)
WOW ... where do you live?

Too damn close to Bears. Interesting shots.


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Jun 07, 2007 19:12 |  #5

Cooper911 wrote in post #3338719 (external link)
Too damn close to Bears. Interesting shots.

Aint' that the truth!


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Jun 07, 2007 20:00 |  #6

A bear did this to the bird feeder at my parent's house a few years ago. But we live in the northern half of the lower peninsula of Michigan so maybe it isn't shocking.


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Jun 07, 2007 20:23 |  #7

ShootMeToo wrote in post #3338613 (external link)
WOW ... where do you live?

I live in Sussex, New Jersey. Thanks for the nice replies.
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Jun 08, 2007 09:25 |  #8

Lavarama wrote in post #3339395 (external link)
I live in Sussex, New Jersey. Thanks for the nice replies.
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Great opportune capture... It's not that often that you can get a pic of them...

I have the bears come through here and had to take the feeders down till next winter... they break off the tree branches to get at the feeders here.

Off Topic: I lived and worked on a project at VernonValley/GreatGorg​e back in 1994-95, and back in 1976 at the Playboy Club... Sussex Co. is a beautiful area...


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Jun 08, 2007 09:34 |  #9

bears in new jersey!? keep an eye on that doggie of yours. :)


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Jun 08, 2007 09:40 |  #10

Boy, that's kinda scary, isn't it? Glad you had your camera handy.




  
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Jun 08, 2007 10:18 |  #11

Is this the same bear that last night was shot in Sussex with three cubs?


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Jun 08, 2007 10:20 |  #12

and I worry about snakes in my back yard!!

Great captures and glad we don't have bears here :)


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Jun 08, 2007 10:37 |  #13

witchy wrote in post #3342587 (external link)
and I worry about snakes in my back yard!!

Great captures and glad we don't have bears here :)

You may not have bears there, but Australia sure has some deadly creatures, mostly snakes I guess...


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Jun 08, 2007 11:03 |  #14

Eeeeeeeek! I'd Frrreak if I saw her outside my window .. lol I agree with witchy,
Florida does have the black bear .. but I've never even known anyone who's even seen one!
Snakes? Oi vayy!!! Been here about 8 years .. I'm just now gettin used to them .. woah!

Extirpate wrote in post #3342333 (external link)
bears in new jersey!? keep an eye on that doggie of yours. :)

Ha! I thought the same thing when I looked over to see where she lived, and saw the avi!

KonTiki wrote in post #3342572 (external link)
Is this the same bear that last night was shot in Sussex with three cubs?

I sure hope this was a joke? lol .. that sh!t aint funny mann .. :(


  
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Jun 08, 2007 11:23 |  #15

Nice shot of a mother bear, and I worry about squirrels in my bird feeders! Yikes!

It definitely is very cute but they can tear up things I hear. I live in a subdivision and get squirrels, opossums, raccoons, and other critters, especially at night, but no bears. I've been wondering about a trip of some sort to trigger my camera. Main problem is leaving my camera out there in the dew. I really don't want to do that!


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