I was driving through the Truckee National Forest on Monday between Truckee and Kings Beach when I saw movement on the side of the road. It was a black bear, only about 50 feet in front of me. As she walked out onto the road, she looked back, and I knew she had a cub. He was reluctant to come out into the open, out of the bushes, so she walked back towards him. They walked up a log together and into a small clearing. The cub looked back, and froze there for about 10 seconds, curious about me. Mom kept walking, so he turned and ran after her.
I was hoping that the whole sequence in this album would "auto-awesome", but you can get the general idea browsing through the images.
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Your album is amazing, congratulations.
Great series, Jeff. What a wonderful experience it must have been.
look nice！is it dangerous？
Really good at being a bear. Nice work you can get the best pictures.
Cool
This is where my brother +Bruce Coffman lives.
Awesome Jeff Sullivan
Great photos.......... Wonderful!
You are lucky! this is adorable.
Sip lah,