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Tag Archives: bears
Hungry bear in the neighborhood
We’ve experienced a little excitement in our neck of the woods this week. On Monday morning we awoke at 6 a.m. to a broken bird feeder and garbage strewn about the lawn. “I think we’ve been visited by a bear,” … Continue reading
Is it a blizzard, Mr. Wizard?
1. It’s the damnedest coldest winter I can remember in many years–and we’re only three days into 2014. 2. The Christmas lights still shine in our Little House in the Big Woods–but I’m taking them down on Sunday. You can … Continue reading
Secret of the fuzzies, friends and Finn Fest–and bears.
It looks like it’s snowing here in Upper Michigan as the summer Solstice approaches. In between the green leaves a cascade of white fuzzies fill the sky. The fuzzies pile up on decks, front porches, in between newly planted tomato … Continue reading
Back by popular demand–Do Beavers Hibernate and Other Important Questions
Dear Lake Superior Spirit readers, I know you’ve been wondering. You’ve been asking yourself for days–weeks, even–“Do beavers hibernate?” Since I have answered this question before on my firstborn WordPress blog, Opening the Door, Walking Outside, and it’s been Googled … Continue reading
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Tagged bears, beavers, hibernation, humor, life, nature, photography, raccoon, thoughts, wild animals, winter
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Dear Baby Bear,
Dear Baby Bear, Why did you climb our little itty bitty maple tree? Why did you fall to the earth, amazed that you couldn’t stay aloft forever? How could you accidentally break these branches without us knowing? Did your mama … Continue reading
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Tagged bears, forest, life, nature, photography, thoughts, trees, Upper Peninsula, woods
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When the bear rolls over in her den. When she can’t help writing a blog.
Dear Blog Reader, I can. Not. Stand. It. Any. Longer. I was going to wait Another Week. Another Two Weeks. But, Alas. I can not stand it any more. It’s time to blog again. It’s been almost two weeks. It … Continue reading
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Tagged bears, blogging, family, hibernation, Michigan, photography, respite, resting, snowmobiling, Upper Peninsula
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Don’t be afraid of black bears or church jokes at breakfast!
Here are the promised black bear photos. We were visiting the rest rooms/changing rooms during our camping trip at Bete Grise…mindin’ our own business…whistlin’ our own tune…when Sue spotted HIM! A black bear. Tearing apart the garbage bags outside the … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, bears, camping, Copper Country, friends, humor, jokes, Keweenaw Peninsula, Lake Superior, life, nature, outdoors, personal, photography, streaker, thoughts, Upper Peninsula
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When the bear rolls over in his den…
Let’s still talk about the Heikinpaiva celebration up in Hancock this weekend. Remember what “Heikinpaiva” means? It means when the bear rolls over in his (or her) den. What it really means is that the bear is snoozing in his den, half-asleep. … Continue reading
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Tagged bears, Copper Country, fish, Hancock, Heikinpaiva, Houghton, Joey's Seafood Restaurant, life, photography, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, winter
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