Some healthy polar bears in Kaktovik, Alaska. Photo by Melvin Kayotuk. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaPolarBears
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When you're running late to get to the Hands Off...No Kings protest and there's a moose in front of your house...Well, you just don't worry about being on time and take photos of the moose! And we had over 250 people in our little conservative town on Easter weekend! #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #Moosetodon
Who doesn't love pics of precious bear cubs before they protest?? ME!! So much cuteness and sweetness! #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBearCubs
This young lady showed up in our yard this afternoon and proceeded to eat all the food my husband had out for a stray rabbit in the neighborhood. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #Moostedon
Three little cubs climbing a tree. 
So much cuteness! Photos by Michelle Hanson. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBearCubs
Awwwwwwwwwww!!! Triplets getting their dinner from beautiful mom. Photos by Lacee Johnson. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBears #BlackBearCubs
She came out of her tree just to pose in the snow for Lacee Johnson. Beautiful black bear!! #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBear
Sweet, pretty black bear scratching that itch! Photo by Lacee Johnson. I am obsessed! She is so pretty. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBear
A picture of the pretty black bear sitting in her tree. Lacee Johnson took this pic from behind the bear. Miss Pretty Bear was posing for photographers in front of her. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBear
Someone needs to create a Miss Bear magazine just for this beauty! Lacee Johnson says she literally poses as if aware her photo is being taken. She is such a beautiful black bear. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBear
Taken by a friend in the next town over...'bou jam! Yes, friends, it's a caribou traffic jam. Too cute! #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaCaribou
This pretty black bear must be staying close to this tree for Lacee Johnson to get photos of her. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBear
I'm quite sure Lacee Johnson was pretty far away to get this shot! It's the same female black bear she's been photographing for a few days. So beautiful and healthy. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBears
We saw a moose mom and yearling today on our walk. It was a very gloomy, windy day so this brightened our walk immensely! #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #Moosetodon
Lacee Johnson saw the black bear again today except this time, she...yes, a she...was not in the tree. Such a beauty!! #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #BlackBearsOfAlaska
On our walk yesterday, hubby got to see these magnificent creatures and I didn't, but I am super glad he took photos. Looks like a momma moose and a yearling. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #Moosetodon
This beautiful black bear was spotted by photographer Lacee Johnson this afternoon near a high school in Anchorage. Stunning photos, gorgeous black bear. 
#Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #AlaskaBlackBears
Oh what big claws you have!”
Coastal brown bears are such an amazing animal to see in the wild. These large omnivores spend most of their summers feeding on grasses, sedges and different berries that grow throughout Alaska. But once July comes around, millions of salmon flood into river systems of coastal Alaska, and these bears go on a fish eating extravaganza.
Observing different fishing habits of these bears shows immense individuality of each animal. Some go for a smash and grab, others patiently wait for salmon to swim underneath them and quickly go in for the grab, while others splash around in utter overwhelming confusion, sending hundreds of salmon swimming for their lives.
Coastal brown bears and grizzly bears are the same species, but brown bears are defined by having access to salmon runs. While grizzly tend to live more inland where food is more scattered and they are forced to travel further and be more protective of their food sources.
This bear fished in a river systems in Katmai National Park, I watched him for over 2 hours patiently wading through the meandering water, and every so often standing up to get a better look at where the hordes of salmon were swimming.
#bears #alaskawildlife #wildlifephotography #katmai #brownbears #naturephotography #salmon #animals
Coastal brown bears are such an amazing animal to see in the wild. These large omnivores spend most of their summers feeding on grasses, sedges and different berries that grow throughout Alaska. But once July comes around, millions of salmon flood into river systems of coastal Alaska, and these bears go on a fish eating extravaganza.
Observing different fishing habits of these bears shows immense individuality of each animal. Some go for a smash and grab, others patiently wait for salmon to swim underneath them and quickly go in for the grab, while others splash around in utter overwhelming confusion, sending hundreds of salmon swimming for their lives.
Coastal brown bears and grizzly bears are the same species, but brown bears are defined by having access to salmon runs. While grizzly tend to live more inland where food is more scattered and they are forced to travel further and be more protective of their food sources.
This bear fished in a river systems in Katmai National Park, I watched him for over 2 hours patiently wading through the meandering water, and every so often standing up to get a better look at where the hordes of salmon were swimming.
#bears #alaskawildlife #wildlifephotography #katmai #brownbears #naturephotography #salmon #animals
This moose has an ear tag. He's also being quite chill on a Sunday afternoon. We had about an inch of snow yesterday, but it's already gone here. Photo by Lacee Johnson. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #Moosetodon
Now, that's one FAT polar bear! Photographer Melvin Kayotuk said folks in the area are calling him Fat Albert. #Alaska #AlaskaWildlife #PolarBear
