Stock Photography Gallery - Pictures of Wildlife
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Adult male polar bears most often weigh between 400 to 600 kilograms
A lone polar bear has settled down for his evening sleep near Churchill, Manitoba
A polar bear has two layers of fur. The under-layer is wooly and the top layer is oily guard hairs.
This polar bear is ever on the lookout for food. Photo by Muriel Gustavson
The polar bears thick coat protects him from the winter cold
Two polar bears are looking for a soft place to bed down for the night
Who has the right of way? Photo by Muriel Gustavson
A polar bear rests at the end of the day. Photos by Muriel Gustavson
The sun sets over the Churchill River in November. Photo by Muriel Gustavson
It is time to look for a place to settle for the night.
The sun sets on Hudson Bay as this polar bear gets ready to settle in for the night
A polar bear rests on his way to Hudson Bay. Photo by Muriel Gustavson
Polar bears like to rest in the late afternoon. Photo by Muriel Gustavson
Crossing the Tundra Photo by Muriel Gustavson
Following the Leader Photo by Muriel Gustavson
The polar bear cub learns survival skills from his mother.
A polar bear mother and cub are on their way to hunt for seals
Osprey in a nest in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Gary Moore photo
Osprey in a nest in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Gary Moore photo
A bird's eye view of a mallard on the Fraser river, British Columbia, Canada.
A bird's eye view of a mallard on the Fraser river, British Columbia, Canada.
A sign to hikers to watch out for active black bear in Bear Creek Park, British Columbia, Canada
A seagull takes to the skies after resting on a BC ferry rail in Horseshoe Bay
A seagull keeps an eye open for sloppy lunch eating tourists on a BC ferry out of Horseshoe Bay
