Posted by LOU from Wi. on August 26, 2015 at 16:54:43 from (174.124.65.125):
In Reply to: Where's the bears? posted by rrlund on August 26, 2015 at 14:24:20:
My wife was at the dining room window when we had a visitor( black bear) who stuck his beautiful face up next to the small window screen and gave my wife a kiss through the screen while she was looking . Another time a big black bear came up on the deck and had a meal of sunflower seed from the bird feeder.Another big one came up and walked on the top rail of the deck rail ,did pirouette for about 10 min then got down, Noticed he had a injured paw. Didn't seem to bother him at all. another time when I was feeding penicillin to a sick raccoon, one came on the deck thinking of a trapped meal, didn't happen. Scared him off. Bears are wonderful creatures to watch from the safety of an enclosure.We have pushed them out of their habitat ,so any food source is fair game for them. Love the wild life and give them room to have a look see. I sure as heck don't crowd them.Just my way of showing respect., Regards.LOU
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