(This post originally published in October 2010)
As I was reviewing images for yesterday’s post of the Brown Bear fight, I ran into a couple of interesting images from that trip to Hallo Bay Wilderness Camp. When the sows with cubs are feeding on fish in the fall, they often will take a nap during the day. But instead of just lying down and sleeping along the water’s edge like the boars usually do, they will dig a “Daybed” that will hold her and the kids while they nap. This first image is the sow from yesterday’s post, along with her 2 cubs, in a daybed that she has just dug:
In the above image, you will notice that mom should probably have dug a little bigger daybed … Junior, on the left, is barely inside the depression and seems to be looking for Mom to move a bit to give him more room! And the little one at the back of the bed doesn’t look too comfortable either!
We came upon an unused Daybed a bit later, so I grabbed a quick shot of it, purposely leaving the guest’s feet in the image so one can gauge the size of the bed:
