Photos by Natasha and Josh Tofield.

Natasha on Dolgoi Island

Mother Sea Otter teaching pup how to dive for clams and urchins.

​The Shumagin Islands, all tundra.

Bald Eagle chick nesting in the tundra on Simeonof Island, ( no trees .)

Sow and first year cub showing natal collar, white ring around neck.

Natasha at the Hubbard Glacier in Yakutat Bay.  Six miles of ice face calving in the bay.

Ash deposits on mountains of Geographic Harbor in Katmai National Park came from the great Katmai eruption 100 years ago. The ash was five feet deep on Kodiak across the Shelikof Strait.

Kayaks are a great way to see and photograph wildlife. 

Kodiak bears are the largest on earth. This fellow weighs over 1200 pounds now in the spring and will be 1500 pounds after the salmon runs. We were on his beach  and politely vacated when he came to dig clams. Note laid back ears, flared nostrils and direct stare!

This Kingfisher flitted onto our rail with dinner in his beak.

Freshly baked bread and homemade caviar for an afternoon treat.

Sow and cubs fishing in stream when two other bears interrupted. She is chasing them away.

Speaking of dinner

​Right next to our boat!

​We call this,"The Joys of Motherhood"