Unfortunately he scampered away without posing for us, so all we got were pictures of his bear butt! We stayed in the car, of course.
This is in Shenandoah National Park's northern section.
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ReplyDeleteCute little bear!
ReplyDeleteIt's a very cute butt!
ReplyDeleteaw how lucky! he's adorable!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the bears ~ Quite a sight for you ~ thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
Cute! I guess he's a little camera shy. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots, none-the-less. Love his sleek coat!
ReplyDeleteThat is one cute, hairy butt.
ReplyDeleteGreat sight and a beautiful bear.
ReplyDeleteVery cool to see a bear, even if it was just his rear end! Glad you were able to get some photos.
ReplyDeleteQuite a sight to see a bear, and it's best that they scamper off when they come across humans.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool sight to see!! I have only seen a wild bear once in my life :-)
ReplyDeleteHow fun to spot this bear. I've never seen one in the wild but would love the chance. I don't blame you for not getting out of the car though.
ReplyDeleteLUCKY! We have seen bears a few times. Each time it was thrilling BUT scary at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI love to see the Black bears. Cool photos and sighting.
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