Sunflower Seed Eater by GBCalls
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Description
Hi Everyone, Glad you enjoyed the last photo I posted. Here is a good look at his size. He is clever and knew quickly how to access the seed. I noticed the plexiglass lifted a day or two ago....thought a smart grey squirrel had done it- no. This lets you see he is only a cub. He stood only four feet tall on his hind legs. I sure would have loved to keep him. We had an understanding. He was hungry and I wanted photos- no fear on either side. When my wife came out to see who I was talking to - he ran off. Her voice a sharper tone than mine. I enjoyed the photo shoot. Hope you do not mind - maybe I will post another. -GB-

Comments (19)
Yes that reads focal length 100mm. I know there is a time to use caution and keep a safe distance. I could really read his intent- plus I had a plan. Thanks for looking.
MUY BUENA.
How magically cool (maybe) to have a bear your backyard!!!!!!
Incredible! I love them and fear them - in fact, I fear them more than I can love them, LOL
Wonderful nice Shot! Hope you'll got some more chances!
a wonderful scene!!!!!
Outstanding capture my friend.
marvelous capture!!
George, this is really breathtaking. I love the photo and I can only image the experience.
WOW, amazing, not very often one gets a shot like that. Hope theres more!!!!
Really amazing. I would have been afraid !
Wow, very good image!!
WOW!!!! what an amazing shot you are very lucky to get pictures like this.
super cool capture
Oh wow...I would LOVE to have a visitor like this to our yard! I know they are around town because people have been calling the police department about criminal mischief/vandalism to their bird feeders. Nope, no kids...well, unless you count bear cubs in that group, LOL.
I hope sunflower seeds will satisy his hunger.
Hey George - s/he could turn out to be your new avatar. :>) Super catch my friend. Holly, watch out what you wish for - bears eat Koi. Dana
Amazing ! Nice cub, but he will grow up quickly ! Thanks for your answer in my gallery
How wonderful to see a bear free and relatively safe! I belong to the W.S.P.A. so many images I see are of bears in horrendous conditions. Thankfully, many now roam reserves knowing freedom for the first time in their lives. Thank you so much for posting this. ^=^