| Please do not use any of the above images without permission from Lisa Selner. Website © Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
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| The following photographs were taken during my seasonal employment with the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection. |
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| Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection Nuisance Black Bears/Trapping |
| A culvert bear trap used in Connecticut. |
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| Photo by: Lisa Selner
© Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
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| Raccoon in a bear trap! |
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| Photo by: CT DEP Staff |
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| Male black bear inside trap (drugged), trapped because he was raiding beehives. |
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| Lisa (that's me) pulling a drugged male black bear back inside trap after data was collected, bear was released in a nearby state forest. |
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| Photo by: CT DEP Staff |
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| Male black bear in Connecticut. |
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| Lisa (that's me) with a drugged male black bear. |
| Photo by: CT DEP Staff |
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| Releasing a male black bear. |
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| Photo by: Lisa Selner
© Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
| Photo by: Lisa Selner
© Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
| Photo by: Lisa Selner
© Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
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| Releasing a male black bear. |
| Photo by: Lisa Selner
© Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
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| Male black bear inside trap (drugged), trapped because he was raiding beehives. |
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| Photo by: Lisa Selner
© Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
| Photo by: Lisa Selner
© Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
| Releasing a male black bear. |
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| Lisa (that's me) with a drugged male black bear. |
| Photo by: CT DEP Staff |
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| Photo by: Lisa Selner
© Lisa Selner/Buffalo Annie Greetings |
| A culvert bear trap used in Connecticut. |
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| Click image for larger view! |