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    Yellowstone Grizzly Bear fresh out of hybernation taking a nap after a long morning of foraging for food
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    Porky the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear searches for food along Obsidian Creek in Yellowstone National Park during spring Snowstorm. Porky short for porcupine has been so named because last spring she had a limp because of Porcupine quills in her foot and this spring she had porcupine quills in her nose.
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    Grizzly Bear and Blue Bird exchange glances as the Grizzly strolls past in Grand Teton National Park.
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    Fresh out of hibernation a two year old Grizzly Cub feeling his exuberance alternates playing and eating with cub mates
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    The Preacher a Yellowstone Grizzly Bear. The Preacher is a big boar grizzly that in the spring is sometimes seen around Old Faithful Lodge. The Preacher has been observed taking down a bison by himself.
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    Porky the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear in Yellowstone National Park. Porky short for porcupine has been so named because last spring she had a limp because of Porcupine quills in her foot and this spring she had porcupine quills in her nose.
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    Grizzly Bear Cub standing up for a better look.
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    Yellowstone Grizzly Bear looking for food along Indian Creek, Yellowstone National Park
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    Grizzly cub walks down a frozen river trying to find some spring groceries.
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    Grizzly Bear sow relaxing while looking on as her two year old cubs play on a spring day.
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    Grizzly Bear sow fresh out of hibernation, looking for spring groceries. She was finding fish that had frozen in this shallow oxbow in the river.
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    Grizzly sow and cubs in on the move. These two year old cubs are almost as big as the mother and soon she will send them out on their own.