Bear Sighting
I was driving through Duluth at around 8:00 Tuesday morning. I was in a woodsy rural area on the outskirts of Lakeside/Lester Park, but not far from a group of houses. As I was slowing down for a stop sign, a furry black head poked out from the bushes. I wouldn’t have had time to stop if it had jumped out in front of me. I recognized it as a bear right away, but I could tell that it wasn’t very big. The bear was only a cub, standing about 2 feet tall at the shoulder. I watched in my rear view mirror as it crossed the four lane road and disappeared into the brush across the street. There wasn't much traffic, but it's a 45 mph road that can get busy at times. I waited and watched for the mother, but assumed that she had crossed the road first.
That was about one-half mile from where we used to live. It is estimated that there are about a dozen bears living within the city limits of Duluth. Now there's one more.
That was about one-half mile from where we used to live. It is estimated that there are about a dozen bears living within the city limits of Duluth. Now there's one more.
3 Comments:
At June 10, 2005 11:53 AM, Jesster said…
The other day
(the other day)
I saw a bear
(I saw a bear)
A great big bear
(a great big bear)
Away out there
(Away out there)
At June 10, 2005 2:18 PM, Grend31 said…
the other day
(the other day)
I saw you bare
(I saw you bare)
I saw that hair
(I saw that hair)
The hair down there
(The hair down there)
At June 10, 2005 3:04 PM, dewdew said…
The other day
(The other day)
I had to stare
(I had to stare)
'Cause you did pare
('cause you did pare)
The hair down there
(The hair down there)
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