More MT wildlife at a high elevation pond and marsh. Lots of different species. One of the highlights of this montage is the bear family - a brown phase black bear mom with 2 black cubs - that we see repeatedly over a year's time. In the first clip we see them as young cubs in 6/2024. Watch them grow till they are nice in plump in 10/2024, almost ready for hibernation. Then, in 6/2025 we see them as healthy yearlings after hibernation. Another highlight is a raccoon at 3:05. Raccoons thrive in u

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