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Yep. Never seen one so close to home, definitely not next to my window! Here's what they look like. Took the photo in British Columbia. The one I saw was much bigger and I got a better angle of it.
Yep. Never seen one so close to home, definitely not next to my window! Here's what they look like. Took the photo in British Columbia. The one I saw was much bigger and I got a better angle of it.
Weird I thought it was the northern mountain areas.
Weird I thought it was the northern mountain areas.
Used to be less of them. Now they're anywhere with forests or right near forests in the Northeast. My region has some small mountains, but it's a stretch to call it a mountain area.
I don't post the town I live in, either. Just feels like too much information. I've given enough hints that someone reading my posts carefully could figure out the exact town.
Used to be less of them. Now they're anywhere with forests or right near forests in the Northeast. My region has some small mountains, but it's a stretch to call it a mountain area.
Weird. I though america had alot of urbanisation. Is your area becoming depopulated? Are they all moving south?
Weird. I though america had alot of urbanisation. Is your area becoming depopulated? Are they all moving south?
The US is far emptier than most of Europe. Though parts such as the Northeast aren't too different. But we have a lot of forest here, which is good wildlife habitat, while in Europe similar densities will often be farmland. Like Europe, most people don't live in rural areas, but there's plenty of empty area.
I'm near the center of a town. It's about 15 feet from my window to the border of the property going back. On one side, all there is between the next building is a driveway and a four foot wide strip of grass. The bear walked down the driveway.
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