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Love the last one of the Night-Heron and the lighthouse!
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abc123brian
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These are a few of my favorites from this year, more so because of the experience of capturing them than being the best overall photos. I really enjoyed seeing all the great photos everyone posted so far.
Pair of Painted Buntings at Circle B Bar. What started off slow turned into a good day.
Same day as above, came across this new sandhill crane family. I think this day will be difficult to beat.
This coyote was quite curious of what I was doing and circled a few times, eventually popping out to get a better look. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
This bear kept things interesting throughout the month and apparently even stole a tripod from a photographer. Great Smoky Mountain National Park
This Pileated Woodpecker went from fence post to fence post and did not seem to care about anything else. I normally find them to be quite skittish. Great Smoky Mountains
My first wild badger encounter, Badlands National Park in September. It stayed around for about 20 minutes so I was able to get some video and photos.
Big Horn Ram in Custer State Park. There was actually a group of them all standing together on this rock. After getting off a couple shots, they ran down stood on some flat ground about 30 feet away, but I much prefer this photo.
Earlier this month I had my first opportunity to swim with Sea Turtles in USVI. I haven't used this camera for a while so it was a struggle trying to figure out how to change settings in the underwater housing.
Pair of Painted Buntings at Circle B Bar. What started off slow turned into a good day.
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Same day as above, came across this new sandhill crane family. I think this day will be difficult to beat.
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This coyote was quite curious of what I was doing and circled a few times, eventually popping out to get a better look. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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This bear kept things interesting throughout the month and apparently even stole a tripod from a photographer. Great Smoky Mountain National Park
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This Pileated Woodpecker went from fence post to fence post and did not seem to care about anything else. I normally find them to be quite skittish. Great Smoky Mountains
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My first wild badger encounter, Badlands National Park in September. It stayed around for about 20 minutes so I was able to get some video and photos.
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Big Horn Ram in Custer State Park. There was actually a group of them all standing together on this rock. After getting off a couple shots, they ran down stood on some flat ground about 30 feet away, but I much prefer this photo.
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Earlier this month I had my first opportunity to swim with Sea Turtles in USVI. I haven't used this camera for a while so it was a struggle trying to figure out how to change settings in the underwater housing.
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abc123brian
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Thank you! I live about 1.5 hours from there, but don't make it there very often. Do you miss the Florida winters yet?
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Great shot Brian
Brute (Ken Smith)
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Happy New Year. 
Thanks everyone for posting up some great photos. Love seeing them all.
Here is a couple of mine. Just grateful to get out and get some shots this year. After having both of my knees replaced.
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Thanks everyone for posting up some great photos. Love seeing them all.
Here is a couple of mine. Just grateful to get out and get some shots this year. After having both of my knees replaced.
NW Montana
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Oosty
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I was hesitant to add images to this amazing thread but it inspired me to look through the rejects - I'm inclined to pick one or two, work them every which way and to ignore the others . This is a selection of pics from a variety of National Parks in South Africa - hopefully they'll inspire people to visit
Dozy liion - Kruger National Park
Eland - Makhala Game Reserve Eastern Cape
Waterbuck - Kruger
Gemsbok (Oryx) - Mountain Zebra National Park , Eastern Cape
Pink Elephant - newborn and barely able to walk - Kruger
European Roller - Makhala
Lilac Breasted Roller - Kruger
Tawny Eagle - Kruger
Dozy liion - Kruger National Park
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Eland - Makhala Game Reserve Eastern Cape
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Waterbuck - Kruger
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Gemsbok (Oryx) - Mountain Zebra National Park , Eastern Cape
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Pink Elephant - newborn and barely able to walk - Kruger
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European Roller - Makhala
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Lilac Breasted Roller - Kruger
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Tawny Eagle - Kruger
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JoH
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Wildlife 2022
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Here are my favorites from this year. i'm finding I like silhouettes.
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superb set
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Red Wolf
Only 19-21 left in the wild and the eastern coast of the Carolinas is the home of these rare animals. It was a privilege to see & photograph them at a distance in the wild.
Not many will ever see these guys in the wild, so I wanted to share.
Only 19-21 left in the wild and the eastern coast of the Carolinas is the home of these rare animals. It was a privilege to see & photograph them at a distance in the wild.
Not many will ever see these guys in the wild, so I wanted to share.
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Shari
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We do not get a lot of snow in Vanvouver
so was happy yo get this and I thought eagles snuggling was a once in a lifetime for me a self taught 80 yo still learning. Nikon Z7 and Sigma 156500
Wonderful assortment of great captures.
AWESOME !
Awesome angle !
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Rick these are all great!