
There were two, although it is hard to tell them apart in these pictures. My best guess is a mom and a one-year old.

They have to work hard for any food they find. It has to be so difficult to gather enough food to keep such a large animal alive in such cold weather.

They are pretty in an odd sort of way.

And how do you know when you are probably too close? Even with a long lens, this probably fits. This shot isn't cropped at all.

They were very patient with me, and I with them. It took about an hour of quiet stalking to get my shots. Even then, it is incredibly hard to get clear shots in these Gambel Oak thickets. They are almost always behind something and it is tough to maneuver through all the snow without upsetting them.
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