Removing a reflected face in window

[RimRaDus]

Hello, 
I am trying to salvage this photo I took of a bear we passed on a bus, but caught someones reflection in the image. 

I am trying to remove all the reflections including the face on the bear itself which is proving the most difficult.
I have tried playing with stamp clones and spot healing but it wasn't quite working (I am an amateur at this). 
Wondering if there is anything else to do so I can salvage this photo or is it too far gone? 
Any help or advice is welcome. 

Attached is the jpg and png file.

Thanks! 

[federico platon]

Try to use those tools with care on a duplicated layer that only has a selection of the water. (limit action of tools to current layer in the top Options bar).

[RimRaDus]

Thanks, yeah tried to work on a duplicate layer, but the face on the bear proved difficult with those tools.

[teachbit]

Try the patch tool.

here some links:

https://phlearn.com/tutorial/remove-objects-patch-tool/

https://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-use-the-patch-tool-in-photoshop/

[RimRaDus]

Thanks ill give them a go!

[Norman Sanders]

I am not sure of the area that required adjustment, but this is the image with changes in probable areas made with the Patch tool. 

In the future I suggest you post imges in png 

[RimRaDus]

Thanks! I have updated the post with a png. My main struggle was with the face on the bear itself, trying to salvage the fur and lighting.

[federico platon]

You are right, maybe trying to change just the color of that area would work.

A way to do it is to use a brush, picking the color from the water (holding Alt and clicking on it), using it in COLOR mode.

(Select a soft edges brush and use a low opacity, it will require care and patience too. But it will chnge the tone from brown to blue, something that may be just what is needed.