I’ve finally finished processing photos from my last tour of the year… which took place back in September. It’s been a bit hectic since then, but thankfully I was able to carve out some time amidst all the year-end projects.
So my Great Bear Rainforest trip images are now up in the photo archive. This is a special tour: a small group of clients, a nice boat with a fantastic captain and crew, and nine days on the water exploring one of the world’s most beautiful regions. And there’s some great wildlife as well. Check out the full gallery of 100 new photos in the archive. A short preview is below.
A large black bear explores the scenic shoreline of the Great Bear Rainforest.
A rotund black bear heads down a salmon stream.
A Bald Eagle takes off and flies through the trees.
Bald Eagles don’t grow their full white head plumage until they’re about five years old.
This sow had three cubs with her as they explored the shoreline in search of food.
Numerous gulls can be found hanging out in the inlets and waterways of the Great Bear Rainforest.
We watched this heron balance on floating kelp and hunt for the young fish hiding underneath.
A male grizzly bear searches for food in an estuary in the Great Bear Rainforest.
This grizzly waded right into the water near our boat looking for submerged salmon carcasses.
A male grizzly bear pauses while foraging in an estuary in the Great Bear Rainforest.
A sandpiper searches for food amidst barnacle-encrusted rocks.
The Great Bear Rainforest is a great place to spot mink. We were fortunate this one hung out for a few moments before swimming away.
We were exploring a narrow passage in our Zodiac when we came across a small flock of Black Turnstones.
This spirit bear managed to catch of number of live salmon from a stream. Good eating!
A spirit bear wanders the rocky shores of the Great Bear Rainforest in search of food.
See the full Great Bear Rainforest 2019 gallery. And remember, you can order prints of nearly any photo in the archive!
Interested in joining me on a Great Bear Rainforest tour? My 2021 trip is already full, but it looks like we may be bringing the trip back in 2022. Learn more and get on the waiting list.
