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Photography provided by Matt Van Daele, Steve Goodman, Brad Starry, Robert Thorpe, and Hans-Rudolph Werner and the Kodiak Brown Bear Center.
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Local deer
Lesser yellow legged- Credit Hans Rudolph Werner
Lawn fox
Mother doe with fawn
Yellow Warbler
sparrow
Fox on the dock
Bald Eagle in flight
Ocean birds- Credit Hans Rudolph Werner
Lesser Yellow Legged
Great northern loon
Foxes- Credit Hans Rudolph Werner
Bald eagle nest- Credit Hans Rudolph Werner
Sharpshined Hawk- Credit Hans Rudolph Werner
Sharpshined Hawk
Fishing bear- Credit Hans Rudolph Werner
Camp Island deer - Credit Matt Van Daele
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KBBC Fox at play (2)
Afternoon Snooze (3)
Fox getting a better peak
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Kodiak Brown Bear Center added 8 new photos.

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Some of KBBC's wildlife like to pitch in whenever they can to help with our operations during bear viewing season.

Photos #1 & #2 are of Kabignuk the Fox helping tie up the boat. Photos #3 & #4 Kabignuk is making a spot check of the deck area to make sure everything is ship shape when he spots something off the bow in the water.

Photo #5 Kabignuk departs the boat to further investigate what he saw in the water. Photo #6 Kabignuk proudly carries the salmon he saw from the bow and he shared with his 3 month old kits for lunch.

Photo #7 Kabignuk proudly watches as one of his kits is practicing and refining his pouncing skills he'll need to catch voles, while in Photo #8 the other kit is performing his after lunch "necessaries."

Once again we have KBBC's Chef and Staff Photographer Natasha Panamarioff to thank for these magnificent photos. ... See MoreSee Less

Some of KBBCs wildlife like to pitch in whenever they can to help with our operations during bear viewing season. Photos #1 & #2 are of Kabignuk the Fox helping tie up the boat. Photos #3 & #4 Kabignuk is making a spot check of the deck area to make sure everything is ship shape when he spots something off the bow in the water. Photo #5 Kabignuk departs the boat to further investigate what he saw in the water. Photo #6 Kabignuk proudly carries the salmon he saw from the bow and he shared with his 3 month old kits for lunch. Photo #7 Kabignuk proudly watches as one of his kits is practicing and refining his pouncing skills hell need to catch voles, while in Photo #8 the other kit is performing his after lunch necessaries. Once again we have KBBCs Chef and Staff Photographer Natasha Panamarioff to thank for these magnificent photos.Image attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment
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Is he qualified to operate a boat,

Beautiful pictures... love the one where the fox is using the bathroom and he looks like he is saying " Man who you lookin at"

As always awesome photos!!! Miss my days in Kodak wish I could get back there!!!!

Kabignuk needs to lay off the coffee. He's on a caffeine high 😊

Awesome Tash!

Wonderful❤️

I see you have a new crew member Ed!

Great pics

Hysterical. Thanks for sharing!

Is he quall

Great photos!

Cool!

Good !

Jens Gräbener

Carla Olson

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