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I spent a fair amount of time in the cold and wet this week in an attempt to photograph a pine marten. The adventure began at 5:30 am with a 2 and 3/4 hour drive to the boreal forest. Arriving around sunset I positioned myself where the marten was last seen and waited,... and waited,... and waited.... Between the hours of 8:30 and 3:45 I passed the time thinking about life, the harsh realities of nature, and the likelihood that I'd go home empty handed. Sure I snapped pictures of red squirrels, nuthatches, chickadees, and Canadian jays, but that was just to excercise my photography muscles.
Just as the sun was setting behind the woods, the pine marten appeared. He gave me 90 seconds of activity and I did what I could to make the most of it...
Sure it was a long day followed by a long drive home, but it was definitely worth the time, energy, and thermal stress.
Persistence pays off...
bruce
Just as the sun was setting behind the woods, the pine marten appeared. He gave me 90 seconds of activity and I did what I could to make the most of it...
Sure it was a long day followed by a long drive home, but it was definitely worth the time, energy, and thermal stress.
Persistence pays off...
bruce
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