Calgary: Natural life authorities are reminding Banff inhabitants to secure creature attractants after three junior mountain bears were spotted without their well-known mother, No. 64, on the edge of the town numerous times throughout the weekend.

Early Saturday, Parks Canada gained a report just soon after 8 a.m. that the bears were close to the Cave and Basin. They were seen later toward the evening close Middle Springs, on Mountain Avenue and in a terrace on Spring Crescent in the night.

"There were no issues whatsoever," said Steve Michel, human-natural life clash expert with Banff National Park. "They were truly agreeable in the sum of these areas."

Still, he said its a great chance to remind inhabitants that bears are still out and filling out before winter.

"Individuals may be beginning to consider these things," said Michel, noting nourishment and junk are the huge attractants. Other potential issues could be fowl feeders, pet sustenance, oily grills, soil grown foods trees and even void recyclable holders, for example jars and containers.

Michel said its conceivable the three bears, which are the over two year-old posterity of No. 64, are currently on their own.

"It's unadulterated hypothesis on our part," he said. "It may be the case that they recently differentiated characteristically. It may be the case that something has befallen her.

"The other conceivability is that they recently divided for a day or two."

Whatever the excuse for why, Michel said they are powerless.

"They've gone from being at the highest point of the command hierarchy ... to indisputably the bottom," he said. "It will be a troublesome time for them."

Notwithstanding simple nourishment sources being an issue, Michel said there are other progressing dangers to the three bears' survival in Banff National Park — incorporating the Transcanada Highway and the route experiencing the recreation center.

"They oftentimes were over and over again," he said, noting their 24-year old mother knows how to go the halls.

It's as of now obscure where No. 64, reputed to be the authority of the Bow Valley, is investing her opportunity.

Michel said her radio neckline was remotely uprooted in the not so distant future and her ear tag transmitter isn't giving off a sign — either in light of the fact that its no more drawn out working or on the grounds that she's not in the extent where it might be gotten.

She was the first female in her lair a year ago on Oct. 12, however Michel said she's likewise been all over the place with posterity.