Front half is brown and black below the waist.Attachment 40296
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Front half is brown and black below the waist.Attachment 40296
Could that just be an effect caused by the sun shining in that specific spot? If you look at the vegetation around the bear, it looks illuminated, while other areas are not.
I don't see any shadows so I don't think the sun is out. Cool pic.
Judging by other photos, definitely brown and black.Quote:
Originally Posted by rf2
Can't make up his or her mind what color suits them best. Cool photo. In 35 odd years of chasing them I've never run across one that looked like that, half and half...
Just worried about getting caught without pants on lmao
I also see what could be condensation or oil residue on the lense changing the surrounding area.Quote:
Originally Posted by rf2
Here’s another picture of “Black Pants”.Attachment 40388
Yes, there is definitely something up with the pictures. You can see distinct colour changes between the middle of the photos and the outside.Quote:
Originally Posted by Candice_h
Another view. Looks to be only a year and half old.Attachment 40424
Interesting pictures, thanks for sharing.
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If this bear sticks around for a couple of more years (and gets bigger), I just might have to buy a bear licence!
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He’s still hanging around.
With two smaller bear around, could be a she?
It looks like it's in partial color phase shift. In another month,it could be a cinnamon.
Yes, it had more brown on it in the springQuote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21