Lars
Wildlife biologist Lars Karstad explores the area around Okanagan Lake in British Columbia, Canada
Saturday, 17 September 2016
Forest ponds are mostly dry at
this time of year but my friend, Paul, has found one in the Peachland area that
seems to be permanent. The bears, and other wild animals have found it too.
Paul has one of his cameras monitoring this pond, and the results are both
beautiful and instructive. Paul has kindly allowed me to use this video in
Catch of the Day. https://vimeo.com/183147336
Meanwhile, life at the Bear Tree
continues to reveal new aspects of bear behaviour. I am not sure that these two
bears are sisters but they are the same size and general appearance and sisters
do tend to stay together more than other bears once they are mature. That is
not to say that they may sometimes have their differences! https://vimeo.com/182862583
Some North American Black Bears
have attractive white blazes on their chests. This is one of them, although it allows us just a glimpse of
that distinctive mark: https://vimeo.com/183150373
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Wonderful footage Lars! So beautiful to see such amazing animals at play in their natural habitat.
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Wonderful footage Lars! So beautiful to see such amazing animals at play in their natural habitat.
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