Some mule deer remains I found this morning at another Mountain Lion kill site. This one was about 50 yards up the canyon from the other feeding site.

Black Bear from down low and up high grazing around and scratching it's head, as I scratch my head wondering when the mountain lions will come back

Some Mountain Lion leftovers of a mule deer the dogs and I found today on a hike.

These bones are about two miles away from the other deer bones I found where the Mountain Lions passed by the trail camera.

Mountain Lion male passes by! Don't blink or you'll miss it. Black Bear also strolls by.

I know the lion video isn't much, but it is cool to know the male mountain lion came by a week after the mother mountain lion and her yearling passed by.

Black Bear in the daytime snooping and sniffing around in the San Gabriel Mountains

Based on the videos so far, this little back scratching bear seems to hang out a lot in this area.

Side by side comparison of the mountain lion yearling and her mother

Here's two mountain lions from the family of three that walked passed my trail camera eight months ago on a trail about five miles away. These two also walked by the camera on another trail about seven miles away in the summer.

Young Black Bear in the daytime sniffing around where the Mountain Lions passed by

This looks like one healthy shaggy bear. So cool to get some daytime video.

Black Bear standing up and scratching that itch on a tree in the San Gabriel Mountains

This little bear looks like a chimpanzee scratching itself on this tree.

Two Mountain Lions passing by the trail camera in the San Gabriel Mountains

This is so cool! I pointed the camera at some deer bones from what I believe was an old lion feeding site. Five days later these two lions pass by. Possibly a mother and her yearling. Maybe the same two I got on camera a few months ago about ten miles away.