Snacktime

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After work, I decided to not go straight home, but to see if anything was around to photograph. That's when I saw some cubs in an apple tree. I spent a little time with them, parked at a safe distance and never leaving my vehicle. I stayed as quiet as I could, so I could watch them be themselves, which was very entertaining! The branches would move, and I could hear growling in the top, as another cub moved in too close to where another was eating, siblings! This one decided to climb back down the tree with a mouthful and eat the apple out of reach of its sibling. In a matter of seconds, as this cub climbed down the tree, it looked across the road and made eye contact with me. I noticed that this young cub has an eye injury, but it doesn't seem to be affecting it, sure looks sore though. Clinton BC
Taken By
Amanda Nelson
Taken On
September 20, 2026
Tagged
animal bear mammal wildlife vertebrate carnivores brown_bear
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Wildlife
  • Focal: 500
  • Lens Model: RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM
  • Shutter speed: 0.0008 sec
  • Aperture: f/ 7.1

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