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A couple sub-adult brown bears play fighting, Lake Clark National Park, Alaska. This was from last June’s Bear and Puffin Photo Tour. We just had a cancellation for this year’s trip, so if you are interested in seeing amazing bears up close, let us know! Here is more info: Alaska Bear Photo Tour.
I have never been so far behind on my editing as I am now, but I’m getting caught up! So I’ll be sharing some new photos from 2023 that I hadn’t shared before now that they are adjusted. Here are a couple of first summer brown bear cubs nursing in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.
My two Alaska Bear and Puffin Photo Tours have been full for a long time. However, last weekend we had two unexpected cancellations, and that has opened up two spots on trip number 1, June 20-26, 2025. I have been visiting this location in Lake Clark National Park for 17 years now, and it never disappoints! These are just a couple photos from the area. Beside bears, we see lots of puffin and eagles.
Every year I strive to capture brown bears in the fields of lupine, but most years we have little success. This year however was completely different! We had more photo opportunities with bears in the lupine then in my other 16 years visiting Lake Clark N.P. combined! I think it was in part because it was a great year for lupine – it was everywhere. But maybe more importantly was the abundance of angelica amongst the lupine. The bears don’t eat lupine, so you usually see them quickly walking through the fields, but they eat a lot of angelica, so this kept them in the fields for much longer.
We now have our 2025 Alaska Photo Tours on our website! A couple have already filled, however some of my favorites still have space available. These are just a couple of photos from last summer’s trips.
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