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Yearly Archives: 2012

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Paws, claws and bugs

Bears, Katmai National Park, Southwest, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 15, 2012Leave a comment

An open grassy meadow, with white daisies dotting the perimeter serves as a good spot for this brown bear to scratch its back by rolling around on the surface. I liked the display of both the pads of the bear’s feet, and its long, distinctive claws. Those claws can do some serious dirt removal, in…

Brown bear in lupine

Bears, Katmai National Park, Southwest, Wildflowers, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 13, 20123 Comments

Coastal Katmai is famous for its large brown bear population. They forage voraciously during the rich and productive summer season, enjoying clams, fish, berries, and other plants, as they pack on the fat for a winter hibernation. This bear had walked through camp early one morning, so we grabbed our camera gear and followed it…

Savannah sparrow on lupine

Birds, Katmai National Park, Southwest, Wildflowers, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 9, 20123 Comments

During the summer months, the Savannah sparrow is commonly seen and heard in the meadows around much of Alaska. They like to perch on the tall plants which, if your timings is right, can be fireweed or lupine. While photographing brown bears in a meadow along the Katmai coast (bears that were so busy feeding…

Calendar Cover Selected – Sleeping Polar Bear

PublicationsBy Patrick EndresAugust 7, 2012Leave a comment

A big thank you to all who have contributed your thoughts on which picture I should use on the cover of my 2014 Profiles in Nature Calendar. I have capitulated extensively in the process, but in the end have chosen the sleeping polar bear. The Muskox was a personal favorite, but I think it has…

Help me choose a 2014 Alaska Calendar Cover

PublicationsBy Patrick EndresAugust 3, 201256 Comments

Thanks to all of you who responded last year in my calendar cover selection process. It is that time again, and I’ve thrown together a few mock ups for a possible cover for my 2014 Alaska Profiles in Nature Calendar. The design will see some tweaks for sure, but what I’m looking for is the…

Coastal Katmai brown bear

Bears, Katmai National Park, Southwest, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 3, 20121 Comment

If you have watched bears along the coast of Alaska in the summer, it is clear that they have busy days filled with eating. This is particularly true when salmon are not available and their intake consists of the ubiquitous flora that fills the lush meadows. While photographing this particular bear for hours, or rather…

Brown bear near camp

Bears, Katmai National Park, Southwest, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 2, 20122 Comments

After a rainy night along the Katmai National Park coast, I was startled by a brown bear when walking from my sleep tent to the cook tent. Both tents were encircled with a portable, battery powered electric fence. The bear curiously walked around the cook tent and I took this shot after quickly grabbing the…

Rainbow over Katmai Coast

Katmai National Park, Landscapes, Mountains, NatureBy Patrick EndresJuly 31, 20127 Comments

During a rare moment of sunshine, at 5:59 AM along Alaska’s Katmai Coast, a rainbow arced over the Aleutian mountains as the narrow band of clear sky let the sun peak through for a short while. The clouds obscured the sun soon following, and dominated the sky during my stay along the coast. There was…

Coastal landscape, Katmai National Park

Katmai National Park, Landscapes, Mountains, SouthwestBy Patrick EndresJuly 20, 20121 Comment

The coastal landscapes along Katmai National Park look out towards the Shelikof Strait, a tumultuous body of water that passes between the Island of Kodiak and the mainland Alaska Peninsula. While camped along this beach, above the storm berm, the rare sight of blue sky during my trip inspired me to run to the shore…

Landscape along Coastal Katmai National Park

Katmai National Park, Landscapes, Nature, Southwest, WildflowersBy Patrick EndresJuly 18, 2012Leave a comment

Describing the infusion of color found in Alaska’s summer fields of wildflowers requires a word not found in the English dictionary. There is a powerful feeling that emanate from these intense swaths of color, and I’ve often sensed that it is something more than just observation. The coast of Katmai National Park in July is…

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