Autumn arrives in September bringing vibrant hues and increased sightings of bear cubs. Bears tend to show up at the hide area earlier in September as compared to the summer months due to heightened food competition. Longer visits during the fall provide a higher likelihood of witnessing multiple bears at once. To make the most of it, the daily schedule in September is moved an hour earlier due to bears tending to appear earlier. This adjustment allows photographers to better exploit the daylight hours. The distinct light and colour spectrum of autumn provide fresh possibilities for unique photographic outcomes. Twilight lasts for a few hours after sunset and before sunrise, providing an additional window for photography. On overcast days, the photography timeframe from the forest hides falls to about 1-3 hours. The dusky autumn evenings and dark nights enhance the prospects of capturing the Northern Lights and the full moon on camera.