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ALASKA 2019

June is a great time to photograph bears in Alaska. Young cubs are actively jousting - and eating; moms are eating, teaching and playing with then every now and then. The folks at Silver Salmon Creek Lodge in the Lake Clark area were, as always, terrific hosts. Lodging is quite comfortable; and the food? Oh my - what wonderful chefs! Whether it was beef, fish or veggie substitutes, all three meals were excellent - and fresh stuff too. We spent mornings, afternoons and evenings searching for grizzlies and we were never disappointed. Here are images from some of our tour participants.

Just to show that there's more than bears to photograph, here's Anne Smagorinsky's offering showing the nearby landscape with a part of Alaska's huge mountains in the background
Anne's shot of a standing bear; great detail and sharp eyes.
Karin Meyer's nice image of a resident Red Fox. Great expression; beautiful eyes.
Ken Meyer adds this shot of a sea otter looking right at him.
Ken also adds his image of a tufted puffin
Another standing bear; this one from Rob Shapiro. Sharp eyes ......... and teeth!
Here's Anne Smagorinsky's shot of a playful sea otter saying "hi".
Karin Meyer grabs an eagle taking off.
Then Rob Shapiro grabs it in full flight.
The Group

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