It is always sad to wake up to the final day of a vacation. I can never get tired of being in nature.
The morning started off (amazingly enough) with a Black Bear.
A red or cinnamon Black Bear
This bear was on a drive that I often take. It is a short uphill and winding road from the Wishing Well and although I seldom see any critters at all, I do like it anyway. This was the first critter (other than birds) that I have seen on here. He wasn’t about to pose for photos, but luckily he did stop once in the bush while I could still see him long enough to get a parting shot.
Next was a very cooperative Black Bear who posed for me. 🙂
After taking the first photo, I zoomed in a bit more and he waited patiently for me. Finally a critter who wants his photo taken.
Amazingly enough, my next critter was a beautiful Moose and she didn’t run away. I’m pretty sure she even smiled at me. They must know I’m almost at the end of my stay.
See the smile 🙂
The Mallard Duck swimming away was my cue to check out of the resort and start heading for home. I’ll be back though.
I booked at Elkhorn Resort this time because they had a re-opening special after the COVID-19 shut down. The price was good and all the rooms were the same price – so I booked a deluxe room. Internet is included in the price, so I would be able to post photos on Facebook and write my blog. Unfortunately, the internet connection was horrible. I learned to save the blog after every sentence – and it took a couple of minutes to save each one, so it was quite frustrating. It also took a few minutes to connect again after every disconnect.
Next trip, I will certainly be staying at the Honeycomb Bed and Breakfast, just south of Onanole.
Mavis, these are the best days I would love to have so thank you very much for sharing them….I love seeing these birds, ducks and animals…so special.
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Thanks Sue – it really is special to spend time in nature.
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What a wonderful trip. You are so lucky to see so much wildlife. Welcome home.
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Thanks Lynne – I can never get enough wildlife views. 🙂
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