Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Daylight Savings in Bear Time

Well, the beary-boos never cease to amaze me. Today they were out under Bear Tree ( I promise to try and take a photo soon so you’ll know what I’m talking about.) for almost the entire day, snoozing away. I took Al to the vet at 3:10 and returned home at almost 5:00 and they were still there. Just now, at 7:15, the dogs looked out the sliding glass doors on the deck and started their alarm barking. I looked out to see Ursa and cubs at the foot of the stairs to the deck. Yup, almost dark and here they are; cruising the yard. This is a bit scary since they are usually in their bear beds this late. We can only hope they adjust to Daylight Savings soon.

Not much activity

The bears haven’t been around since their Spring Fling in my yard. We haven’t even seen them in the woods by their tree for the past couple of days. Sad, really. I miss them when they are not around. This morning on my way out to run errands I could see a bear under Bear Tree; still there when I came back about an hour later. I saw one bear and one cub, so the other cub must have been around somewhere. With the warmer weather I’m sure they are venturing further afield for food.

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