Although my Alaska Bear Photo Tour is mostly about bears, we see lots of other animals as well including this cooperative sea otter. Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.

A family portrait from earlier this month. Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.

I head back to Alaska today after a quick trip to Arizona to refill our wildlife waterhole system and to visit my Mom.

A couple of brown bears doing their best to insure we have spring cubs next year. 🙂

A portion of the face of Mc Carty Glacier, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska. This was from my first Kenai Fjords Photo Tour.

Check out this massive ice berg in Bear Glacier Lagoon. Helicopter Mike says it is the biggest one he as seen in there and based off his helicopters altimeter estimated the height to be about 150 feet tall, and nearly as wide as a city block. Keep in mind, some 90% is underwater!

IPhone photo. Back from another great trip into Kenai Fjords, National, Park! At times, the weather was challenging, but it sure helped the waterfalls at cataract Cove! This is only half of the granite wall, it looks just like this to the right as well. Dramatic!

The seldom visited McCarty Glacier, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.

Home briefly from an amazing trip into the remote reaches of Kenai Fjords. We went nearly 3 days without seeing another boat, plane or other human! We visited far away places such as Two Arm Bay, Nuka Bay and McCarty. We saw over 20 bears lots of baby goats, orca whales and so much more!

Very little of McCarty Glacier actually touches tidewater.