Totally In the Wild by Vickie Emms
This is not a lovely coated zoo wolf or hand fed wolf, this is a Timber Wolf caught in the wild on Monday at Caddy Lake, Whiteshell Provincial Park, Manitoba, Canada. He/she has been to war trying to survive the pack or has been removed from the pack. It had a previously injured hind leg and has facial scars so it’s not pretty and his/her coat is very rough and dirty.
This is nature in it’s true state.
Canon EOS 60D
February 26, 2012
Comments
Aw wonderful capture!!!! :)))))))))))))))))
thanks Vicki for being right here with your wonderful comments.
– Vickie Emms
Awesome capture Vickie !
thank you Judy, its exciting to see wildlife in the wild.
We took a seasonal site at our favorite lake for summer and I am very excited. I am calling this one my start, because on this day we were looking to see which site we will choose on our draw date at the campground
– Vickie Emms
What a wonderful capture Vickie…he does look scarred…neat encounter indeed
very exciting as we were leaving Caddy Lake on Monday, for sure. They are not pretty in the wild with life’s scars
Thanks Larry
– Vickie Emms
Lovely action nature shot of a wild Timber Wolf on the move in the snow! Hope he mends okay and makes it through the winter. : )
thanks so much for stopping in Sandy. It’s been a great mild winter so far, with more snow since this was shot on Monday, but he’s not think, just dirty
– Vickie Emms
Please consider submitting this photo to Mother Nature’s Finest group – Great shot of as you say, Nature in it’s true state.
thank you Loree, I don’t know why I haven’t found your group. It’s the kind I like and participate in. I will look it up
– Vickie Emms
A compliment from Holland
for this nice work
I will be happy to accept your compliment from Holland John, many many thanks
– Vickie Emms
Such a lovely natural shot in the wild Sis. A fave>)) Leslie
many thanks for both sis, I thought you would like this one
– Vickie Emms
What a remarkable, true capture of the struggles these animals endure! Excellent work, Vickie!
thank you Deb, it’s so exciting to see the animals in the wild, specially those less likely to show themselves like this.
– Vickie Emms