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Too terrific, said the guys with whom I shared the picture Monday morning in the newsroom.

A large bear standing on two feet on a wooden towpath bridge at the Delaware Quarries Inc. in Upper Bucks. He was looking straight at the camera.

“That’s no bear. He’s standing too erect,” pooh-poohed one naysayer with a level of authority that indicated he’s an expert on bear posture.

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“Yep. Top half is a bear, but look. Look here. There’s fur, more fur, then less fur.”

The bear’s paws did seem smallish and kind of pointed in this pose. But shoes? That’s a real bear, you guys.

“Italian shoes,” another buzzkill colleague added even before he looked over the cubicle wall that divides us. “Pointy Italian shoes with laces. Which means it can’t be a bear. Everyone knows a bear can’t tie his own shoes.”

Cast not your pearls before swine. Or your bear pictures.

The sender assured me the photo was legit.

“My daughter took it on her iPhone,” said Joe Benonis, a vice president of Holy Redeemer Health Systems. “Police will confirm it’s a bear.”

Indeed, police Chief Dominick Bellizzie confirmed the bear was spotted by officers near Armitage and River roads on Saturday evening. They had another shot of the bruin. He’s on all fours in full stride alongside the water. Big bear. Little feet.

Police were summoned by the Benonis family.

Joe,Discover the largest collection of gucci handbags for women. his wife, kids and his mother-in-law, were on their way to Dilly’s Corner at Centre Bridge for soft-serve ice cream around 7:30 p.m. Traveling along River Road when, WHOA!

Look! There, over there!

After police arrived, the bear wandered back up a hill and out of sight.

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A 400-pound bear was spotted in Lower Bucks last month. Chief Bellizzie couldn’t be sure about the weight of the Solebury bear, but did joke about it not being in a swimsuit or anything. Joe estimated it was 200 to 250 pounds.

“Slow news day?” Bellizzie asked me with a mix of boredom and amusement.

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Populations in Northampton, Berks and Lehigh counties are “healthy” and while there aren’t numerous black bears in Upper Bucks County, there are some that live there year-round, according to Cheryl Trewella of the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

On May 7, there was another bear sighting in Solebury. This one near Aquatong and Sugan roads.

We’re seeing the bears because mama bears push young males out to establish territory of their own, Trewella said. And if you’ve raised a teenage son, you completely understand the mother’s wisdom in this. They can eat you out of house and home.

A bear can travel a considerable distance as it loops away from its mom in search of its own turf. To discourage your private property from becoming part of it, secure garbage, bird feeders and pet food that might attract him.

Make no attempts to feed a bear. In fact, the best advice from police if you run into one is “remain calm, make noise and slowly back away.”

Trewella stressed that while black bears aren’t innately aggressive, a bear that feels cornered or challenged is unpredictable.

Don’t make eye contact. DO NOT tease him about untied laces. In fact, just refrain entirely from giving him a hard time about his shoes or feet.
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