This is a live feed of wild Brown Bears catching Salmon and feeding in the Brooks river. Located in the Katmai National Park, every year over a hundred Brown Bears visit the Brooks River to feast on the largest Sockeye Salmon run in the world. More information can be found at: explore.org.
Always highlights…live would be nice! 
About three years ago there was a great bear here that we all called by name. I’ve been away from this site for quite a while and no longer remember his name. What was it and is he still here?
Do you mean Otis !
Helloooooooo! 
Highlights on again…
The cams are done for the winter. Will not be back till late June early July.
Okies!
Memories!
Great series of ‘Memories’ 
Hi H&F I sent you an e-mail!
Baby #2 is here at 3:42. Wish I had seen some pics.
I know!
HNF not sure why you deleted my post. Can you clarify the rules, can we chat here as long as we don’t post any pictures that are not bears?
Thank you Kasey, for your diplomacy and tact.
Hi Sharon, I just want to understand the rules. There are plenty of non osprey posts and pics at Hellgate.
Yes, I guess we are very active and require too much moderation. A bunch of retired ladies. 🙂
LOL! True
You are right, the rules are different for each page; perhaps different moderators. I looked at the SPO coffee/chatterbox pages and it’s not fun like our egg pip and kitty updates. I may be banned any second.
Agree that is why I am trying to find out the rules.
Hi Kasey, We are on a bear page. All the comments were about everything except bears! We are very lenient here and allow conversations of all types, but there needs to be something here and there about the animal of the page your on. There was nothing. That is why I asked you to move it to somewhere else. At hellgate, for example yes they do chat about other things, but they also chat about osprey. That is why we have no issue with it.
I notice on the Safari cam…people mostly chat about their personal everyday and private medical issues that should not even be mentioned on there….and kids could be watching! Very seldom talk about whats on the cam. Should be safari talk only or go on face book or their emails …… 
Hi there Beryl!
Hi Diane, I so agree with that one, that’s why I left !
Well said Beryl!
Disagree about safari, along with the personal chat are tons of comments and pictures of the animals and other safari related things.
Wow you disliked my post Beryl, you were at safari today, so don’t understand your comment that you left because of too much personal chat.
i t was great today as I was alone for two and a half hours posting pictures . I left weeks ago as I would go in and post but no one else was and I felt stupid, i was posting and no one else was and I felt a stranger. It hasn’t always been like that I was always there and everyone was talking and posting pictures, nice. Maybe its because I am from the UK and I don’t share the same things but it can shut people out. !
Louis had his own calendar?
I did not know that
Hello, I am back later than I thought. Get involved here and time ticks away
Hi Kasey..I’m still cleaning up from the boys visit & I’m doing a bunch of laundry
LOL! They come thru like a storm!
They really do ..lol
See you later
OK..I’ll be in & out..watching the Packer game online
Kimsies is an angel 🙂 Leo, Bobbi, Bowie & Big Brother Jager
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Tomorrow Leo, Bobbi, Bowie & Big Brother Jager will be welcoming Stashy into our home ❤️
He has Kidney disease like Grandpa Mason and his kittens but more advanced. We will keep him comfy & loved in his last days/months.
Bobo is SO excited ❤️ we will post all updates here ❤️
Wow, that is so nice, but the kittens have kidney disease? Thought it was just Grandpa
No not the kittens..I think she was just comparing the two situations..2 old sick grandpaws with kittens to comfort them
Kimsies is an angel! 
From facebook
Katmai National Park & Preserve
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Bear update: bear 128, nicknamed Grazer, has been identified for the first time this season!
In recent days she was seen with all three of her well-known cubs. However, this weekend she was spotted in Brooks Camp with only two. It is possible that one cub has been emancipated and joined the ranks of the subadult bears in the area.