Black Bear Standing in Taylor Creek Watching

Collection: Bears

Black Bear Standing in Taylor Creek Watching — wildlife photography print by Lynn Starnes

Black bears frequently fish for Kokanee salmon at Taylor Creek in South Lake Tahoe during the annual salmon run in October. These bears are drawn to the spawning salmon as a high-calorie food source, particularly to fatten up for winter.

Fine art prints from $23.85 — available on canvas, acrylic and aluminium.

Photographed by Lynn Starnes. Every print is produced to order on museum-quality materials.

Print options and pricing

Canvas

Printed on artist-grade cotton canvas and stretched over a wooden frame. The surface is matte and non-reflective, so it holds up on a wall facing a window.

  • 14" x 10" — $23.85

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