Nature lovers were thrilled to see Grizzly 399 leading her chubby brood through the Pilgrim Creek area toward the den where the cubs were born last winter.
Nature lovers were thrilled to see Grizzly 399 leading her chubby brood through the Pilgrim Creek area toward the den where the cubs were born last winter.
On New Year’s Day, as the birds and the bears did their thing, one of their greatest admirers passed from the earth.
Grizzly 399, arguably the valley’s biggest celebrity, waddled through the snow, leading her elk-fattened brood of four cubs north toward the den, while the man who championed the valley’s wild creatures for nearly half a century took his final breath.
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