Pete set the trail cam out last night to try to catch a photo, but the bear didn't come back, thank goodness. The people down the road had a bear in their backyard a few years ago, so they aren't unknown in this area. It's just a little unsettling having them so close when they've probably just come out of hibernation and are hungry!
A little north of us they were having a problem with them in the fall and were warning people to take down their bird feeders as the bear were going after the seed. Poor things - we're building all over and pushing them out of their territory.
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| Our sweet Max out by the pond in nicer weather! He knew there was something in the yard that shouldn't be there! |
Oh my! That must be unnerving. It's only with the $5 bill that I could really tell the size of the prints. I'm relieved I only have to worry about squirrels stealing my bird seed. X
ReplyDeleteWe have urban foxes here, they dig up the garden, thank goodness the bear was only passing through.
ReplyDeleteYeeesh... we have coyotes and raccoons and I know there are bears further up Larch Mt. but so far none have shown up in our yard! I hope you catch it on your camera if he/she comes back. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
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