26.5.2025 – Photos by Pat Waldron
Terve! Hello! It’s your pal Sisu calling again. This time with Nobby although we’re not sharing an enclosure – not yet anyway.
I’ve been wondering why our visitors always stand on their hind legs ….
…. hmm, of course, the poor things only have two legs!
Standing on two legs makes me tired …
… so I think I will sit for a while!
If you think I’m a lazy potato just sittig here may I tell you that active sitting is motion, too – believe me!
I’m still alone in my enclosure but I hope I will meet my collegues soon – or at least one of them. I think my favourite is Indie ….
Nobby was also alone this day …
… looking for company!
Where’s everybear today?
Oh well, Nobby gave up and had a nap instead.
Dreaming is a necessary activity for everybear! Besides – I burn lots and lots of calories when I dream I’m running!!
When I saw Nobby napping I decided to follow his good example.
Please, keep your fingers crossed that we both will have company soon!
Thank you for watching!
Liebe Pat und liebe Mervi,
leider ist die Zeit der Hormonwallungen immer etwas kritisch im Zusammenleben der Kerle, aber bald werden sie wieder als gute Kumpel durch ihre Gehege streifen!
Die Fotos und Texte sind klasse, vielen Dank und beste Grüße.
Britta-Gudrun
Deae Par!
Thank you for the pictures of Sisu and Nobby. I hope they will get a company in the summer.
Hugs
Ludmila
Dear Pat and Mervi!
I’m confident that the hormonal spring flushes won’t last much longer and that Sisu and the other boys can soon be left together again. It’s lucky that there are now zoological facilities with all-male groups! These marvellous male bears benefit from this. The few weeks in spring without company are the lesser evil compared to the past.
Sisu and Nobby both look great. Thanks for the update!
Hugs
Anke
Die Fotos von Sisu und Nobby sind wirklich gelungen und die Texte passen hervorragend dazu!!!
Es bleibt zu hoffen, dass diese beiden ‘einsamen Eisbären’ bald und dann für eine ganze Weile Gesellschaft bekommen werden…🐻❄️🐻❄️✊
Dear Pat and Mervi
The big male bears are feeling their hormones in the Spring. I wonder if the Project Polar 2 may be needed to give them more space.
Thanks for the photos and story