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: Black Bear damaged tree. Bears strip the bark


Black Bear damaged tree. Bears strip the bark

Black Bear damaged tree. Bears strip the bark and then eat the thin cambium layer. Pacific Northwest. British Columbia; Rocky Mountains, June

Picture No
10762278
Media ID
42866831
Size
3501px x 5251px (2.7MB)
Credit
©Tom & Pat Leeson / www.ardea.com
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Picture No
10762278
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TOM-1201

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Bark Damage Damaged Destructive Layer Strip Thin


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