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Author Archives: Kathy Sherrad

What’s New?

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 31, 2021

With the three remaining 2020 cubs, now yearlings, sharing Wild Enclosure #4, let’s see what is going on with them. Aralia is back to her pacing routine. Even though it’s…

Different Choices

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 28, 2021

Just as is true of humans, bears are different and make their own choices of sleeping arrangements, activities, and socializing. Clover is very social, although she entertained herself in Hartley…

Three Yearlings

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 25, 2021

As you know, our bear population now stands at 3. The two KY girls and the TN girl just became officially yearlings a couple of days ago, and they are…

Clover and Aralia Bear

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 24, 2021

In our last post we showed how Marmalade Bear was moved into Wild Enclosure #4. Then, Clover and Aralia were moved to join her, finally getting out of the Hartley…

Moving Day for Three Bears

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 22, 2021

It was a very busy day for curators and an exciting one for our three cubs/now yearlings. Everybody moved to new quarters! The curators finished up the work they had…

Marmalade in Enclosure #1

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 21, 2021

Although Marmalade Bear is alone in her Wild Enclosure, it doesn’t upset her a bit. She often preferred her own company, even when the enclosure was shared with six other…

And Now There Are Three

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 18, 2021

We’ve watched the cub population diminish recently, as bears were released back to their wild homes in Kentucky and Tennessee. Now, there are just three cubs remaining, two Kentucky cubs…

At the Release Site

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 16, 2021

We greatly appreciate the TWRA officers, David Sexton and Scott Reasor, who shot video footage at the release site for the Rainbow Triplets. The cubs were so quick that we…

Workups of Rainbow Triplets

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 15, 2021

In our last post we reminisced about Juniper, Indigo, and Lavender, aka the Rainbow Triplets and recalled their lives, adventures and shenanigans during their 5 months at ABR. Today we’ll…

Rainbow Triplets Released!

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJanuary 14, 2021

The rambunctious Rainbow Triplets (Juniper, Indigo, and Lavender) were released back into the wild on January 12th, after almost six months at ABR. They were orphaned in August, at the…

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