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Here's a bit of an afternoon surprise. Was sitting here editing photos when my wife called in that we had visitors outside the kitchen door. Took a look and sure enough this healthy looking Mule Deer buck was staring right in through the glass door keeping an eye on our dog that was oblivious. Grabbed the camera and my walk around zoom to capture this image.

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Panic removal of the 500PF fitted the 70-200 and just managed to grab these. D500, 70mm, 1/500, ISO 1500
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I have gotten too busy for much of anything other than work. At least I saw this Sharp-shinned hawk out back this morning and took a shot with the D850 off the deck.
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Absolutely. What a knowing look you captured.

Here’s a recent one from my back yard. House finch. D500/200-500
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Here is one of the regulars off our deck tonight.
Mule deer fawn
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Hut said:
A calling California Quail in the sagebrush behind us, this morning.
Taken with D850 and 500mm PF
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I like the way your picture tells a story. These quail are frequent visitors to our yard, but my images are more "guidebook" type shots: D7100/200-500, f5.6, 1/1000s
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Rollamok said:
I like the way your picture tells a story. These quail are frequent visitors to our yard, but my images are more "guidebook" type shots: D7100/200-500, f5.6, 1/1000s
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Nice photo! A couple years ago it became my mission to get a few nice closeup photos of Quail and I spent a lot of time pursuing that.....lol
 
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Cute little opossum in a locust tree in our back yard. Nikon D500, Nikon 200-500 at F 6.3. 1/800 second ISO 320. I don't do a lot of post processing. I shot this in January so I forgot what all was done. I think just cropping, some brightness and contrast.
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jeffnles1 said:
Cute little opossum in a locust tree in our back yard. Nikon D500, Nikon 200-500 at F 6.3. 1/800 second ISO 320. I don't do a lot of post processing. I shot this in January so I forgot what all was done. I think just cropping, some brightness and contrast.
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That's the proverbial face that only a mother could love :)
 
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