Grizzly Mom and Cub, Mike and June's blog
This story and pictures are compliments of Mike and June, guests in mid August of 2009. They are returning for a second visit in September of 2010.
The bird in the first picture was on the back of the mum and annoying her, each time she made it move, it just flew straight back, pecking at her.

grizzly bear sow with cub
Eventually it flew off with the cub watching it closely

grizzly bear sow and cub
It landed on a rock close by and the cub thought it would take revenge for mum, but each time it tried to get up on the rock it slipped down again. The bird totally ignored the cub, knowing full well that it could not be reached.

grizzly bear cub, Glendale Cove, Knight Inlet
It is stories like this that really make you wonder how people could ever want to hunt this magnificent animals. Please go to this story to see a blog on what you can do help