Alaska-Lake Clark National Park continued

After yesterday's windy and stormy day, Saturday arrived with a nice sunrise here at Silver Salmon Creek Lodge. I went out again and captured the sunrise and other photographers photographing it.
I also created a panoramic of the sunrise.
After breakfast, we traveled to Johnson River to see if we could find any bears there. No there were not any bears which was very unusual, however, found a nice Bald Eagle and some scenics to photograph.


Rest



"I caught a fish"



"Nothing like fresh salmon"



looking for more fish but would not drop the one it had

Bear Fight

We came back to the mouth of the Silver Salmon Creek where we again photographed the bears in various activities.
Here is a group of photographers photographing the bears.
I have taken a picture of a gull which while I was out doing the photography thought it was a Herring gull. On processing the picture, the gull turned out to have a completely black bill and no black on the tail feathers or the wings. After looking at my bird guides I believe this was a glaucous-winged gull, which I caught with his mouth wide open.

Sow with yearling cub

We finished up the day further inland on the Creek and obtain photographs of a bear in the grass and a different Sow Bear and its yearling cub.
Tomorrow, we will be flying out to return to Anchorage and our flights home, but if the weather is nice, will get up early and photograph the sunrise.