It was one berry disappointed bear.

Kim Bouwman was sitting in her rural home Thursday in Ste. Anne, about 40 kilometres southeast of Winnipeg, when she caught something out of the corner of her eye.

A fairly large black bear sa国际传媒� Bouwman guesses it was three or four years old sa国际传媒� had made its way up to her door and was trying to eat the foam red berries on her fall wreath.

She grabbed her camera and started snapping pictures while hoping the animal wouldnsa国际传媒檛 fall through the glass it was leaning against with its front paws.

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Once the bear realized he was gnawing on an artificial decoration, he settled back on all fours and sauntered off to the neighboursa国际传媒檚 yard.

Bouwman said when she posted her photo on Facebook, she heard from another neighbour whose garbage had been ransacked. She figures it was the same animal.

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