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wildlife sign

The Two
RV Gypsies'
first encounters
with Wildlife
in
British Columbia

BEAR
Lee has 20-20 vision for distance and could see a black bear crossing the road at the top of the hill. Karen could not really see the bear so she just started snapping photos. So in the photos below, just know that there is a small black spot that is a bear. But since their trip is just beginning, better bear photos will appear on this web site later, so don't laugh. It seems the two RV Gypsies are not on the road early morning or late evening when the bears are out in full force. Never fear, their trip is just beginning.
bear
bear
BUFFALO
buffalo sign
buffalo by the road
buffalo
buffalo
Notice the little bird beneath the buffalo below - how cute!
buffalo
buffalo  and a bird
DEER
deer
deer
ELK
elk sign
elk
elk
wild horses
horse crossing sign
wild horses
MOOSE
moose
MOUNTAIN SHEEP
licking minerals off the road
sheep on highway sign
sheep in the road
sheep licking minerals off the road
sheep licking minerals off the road
The two RV Gypsies are just beginning their adventure to the land of wild animals. This is just the beginning. The two RV Gypsies believe that they will see more wildlife in Canada and Alaska as they continue their journey.
next, the two RV Gypsies to through the Yukon TerritoryWatson Lake and the Signpost Forest
in the Yukon Territory