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- #101
Unfortunately, yes. In the wild I’d prefer some distance.
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Gaduf
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- #104
Thanks, Gavin. That was one beautiful cat. Pity I could only see it in a captive setting instead of in the wild.
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- #105
Leopard, South Africa, 2016.
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Great shot of this S African Leopard. Thank you for sharing brings back great memories. I have one I took at Sabe Sands looking down on the wall from me as I type
Marcus Slade
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- #107
Great Grey Owl
D6, 300mm PF, 1.4 TCIII, f5.6, 1/2500, ISO 4000
D6, 300mm PF, 1.4 TCIII, f5.6, 1/2500, ISO 4000
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- #109
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OMG! it is so beautiful!
Wow.
Marcus Slade
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Thank you, Dan.
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Burrowing Owl. Nikon D850 with Nikon 500mm PF.
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Wood duck (drake), Nova Scotia, 4/22. Cropped to concentrate on the eye. TFL.
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My favorite bird! Amazing shot!
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- #118
Thanks! My first burrowing owl. Hopefully not my last. They are small!
Marcus Slade
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Fantastic shot and a gorgeous creamy background against which to set those eyes.
Marcus Slade
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Thanks so much. That day yielded quite a few keepers and what made it special was that, though it was overcast, there was still snow on the ground, acting like a natural reflector, so very few shadows…like nature’s studio lighting.
Thanks a lot Marcus!Fantastic shot and a gorgeous creamy background against which to set those eyes.
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- #122
One last eye shot
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Otto
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I hope it's not the last one... because .. I't s beautiful.. It's beautiful .. to me..
Otto
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- #125
You'll hear them before you see them. Probably looking at you with the intention of finding a spot to place an acorn for future use.
An absolutely wonderful encounter in the woods with at least two different wood peckers. We had been walking the trails in search of birds and found none. Right back at the cabin where we were staying they came to us. Very neat experience! I never thought I would have too much telephoto to photograph birds. On this occasion they were so close manual focus had to be used.
Acorn Woodpecker scoping the area for its next acorn stash.
An absolutely wonderful encounter in the woods with at least two different wood peckers. We had been walking the trails in search of birds and found none. Right back at the cabin where we were staying they came to us. Very neat experience! I never thought I would have too much telephoto to photograph birds. On this occasion they were so close manual focus had to be used.
Acorn Woodpecker scoping the area for its next acorn stash.
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