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A couple of six-point bucks testing their manliness yesterday. The fights are getting a little more intense day by day. I was caught without my camera when two of the larger bucks were going at it, but this was a good substitute.
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Im Back
by meerimagesHi everyone on redbubble, / Im back, feel great after my trip, had such a wonderful time. Missed all you guys, the talks comments and the …
Hi everyone on redbubble, / Im back, feel great after my trip, had such a wonderful time. Missed all you guys, the talks comments and the communication. / Id just like to say a big THANKYOU to all of those that keeped commenting on my work why i have been away. It was so very nice to come back and see wonderful comments made on my work. Also thanks to the amazimg people that left beautiful comments on my bubblemail. / Back to my trip, where do i start. oh um Durras not fare from batemans bay. Durras is the most wonderful place with lots of things to do like the discovery trail, point upright walk along the beach with highlights: Rock platforms, cliffs of point upright, grasshopper island and possible sightings of dolphins and whales. Also kangaroos wildlife birds and much more. / Another great place where i stayed was a place called Gradys at burrier north of nowra, i discovered the historic gold mines, the state forest, bushwalking, fishing and much more. / So guys very soon i will put my photos up on the site to share with you all my new lot of work and i hope you all enjoy. / Cheers / talk to you all soon….....
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My new wolf friend seemed to like having his pictures taken – he stared “up close and personal” right into the lens. I believe it is only fitting to donate the proceeds of the sale of this image to a park that more than 200 wolves call home! :) Donation to charity / 50% of the proceeds of the sale of this image will be donated to Algonquin Park
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When I gave the title to this photo, I could just imagine Ted’s disbelief: “Oh, silly Terri,” he’d write, “It can’t be deep freeze. It must be late fall or early spring even though ALL weather channels say it’s early March and the average temp that day was -35˚c. They must ALL be wrong, wrong, wrong…!” :) :) :) This was taken the same day with the photo of “camp pathfinder” in Algonquin Park – my favorite wilderness park to date. :)
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*CHRISTMAS CARDS*
by Steve Bulford/ / / *Just …
/ / / Just in case any of you are interested I will, over the next few weeks, be uploading some wildlife Christmas Cards. Below is a small sample of what is to come. / / / / / / Steve, / /
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Features!!
by Marilyn HarrisCame back to a few surprises, after being away for a few days: Thank You to the following Groups for these features: “Australian_…
Came back to a few surprises, after being away for a few days: Thank You to the following Groups for these features: Australian_Wildlife for featuring two of my works: Male_Cruiser_Butterfly and Blue_Triangle_Butterfly_-_A_Closer_View Seasonal_’Scapes for featuring Chilli_Beach Cards_for_Everyday for featuring Just_to_Say… Snail_Mail for featuring Caravan_Mailbox I am soooo very happy!! :o)
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Highland Cattle are an ancient Scottish breed of beef cattle with shaggy hair and long horns. They are much loved the world over. To view audio-visual clips from all over Scotland and to send free video postcards please feel free to visit My Website
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Highland Cattle are an ancient Scottish breed of beef cattle with shaggy hair and long horns. They are much loved the world over. These three hungry coos were grazing in a field by the shores of Upper Loch Torridon in Wester Ross. To view audio-visual clips from all over Scotland and to send free video postcards please feel free to visit My Website
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The white form of Alvie Church in the distance, standing overlooking Loch Alvie, dates back to 1380 and is one of the earliest and most picturesque celtic churches. During renovations in the 19th century 150 skeletons were uncovered. Although thought to have been the victims of a battle there is no documented evidence to suggest a battle ever took place. Strange but true. To view audio-visual clips from all over Scotland and to send free video postcards please feel free to visit My Website
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Wester Ross in the north west Highlands is an area famous for its rugged landscape, spectacular mountains, picturesque coastal villages and scenic lochs. Much of it remains unspoilt and there are always opportunities for seeing nature at its best. To view audio-visual clips from all over Scotland and to send free video postcards please feel free to visit My Website
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Sold 1 Calendar 01 November 2009 Sold 1 Calendar 24 November 2009 Aloha ‘oe, mahalo nui loa, thank you so much to those who have purchased one of my calendars. It means so much to me that you enjoy my work, thank you!! / / Aloha e Malama pono, / Sharon / / / /
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I went to a dark moist rainforest gully at Moonee feeling sure it would reveal a vast array of fungi. Just goes to show you can never tell. Apart from quite a few leechs and ticks this was the only single specimen I could find (still awaiting my field goide for identifications). Canon EOS 40D / Aperture-Priority AE / Shutter Speed 2.5 / Aperture Value 18. / Spot Metering / ISO Speed 100 / Lens EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM Top Study /
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Little nest on the colouful branches
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“Elk in the RMNP” displays a herd of elk in the rut season. Can you tell where they are located in the Rocky Mountain National Park?
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These photos are selected from over 5,000 photos we’ve taken of scenery, geography, colors, wildlife, flowers, and buildings since moving to Colorado in October, 2008. One year of Colorado photos to enjoy.
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With the devastation of my favorite fox location, I have some limited options for local wildlife in the Fall. When in doubt look for coyotes, I always say. I was out at Crown Hill Park (my local dog walking park) the other day close to sunset, and as we turned a corner on the trail, we almost ran into a coyote. He was about 20ft away, but because the grass is so high, neither of us noticed the other until we turned the corner. The coyote was pretty calm (as they always are when I don’t have my camera), and we watched each other for a minute or so. He stretched, yawned, and eventually loped into a big field, quickly disappearing from sight. This morning I was out with the rising sun, with camera. I tried the Wildlife Sanctuary in the park first and found nothing. I was about to give up, but on the way back to the car noticed this coyote in the open field to the east I trotted down the trail to the south in hope of having him walk in my direction as he hunted the field. He didn’t get as close as I’d hoped (this is cropped by about 50%), but I’ll be out tomorrow morning and hopefully find a better hiding spot. They can be tough to spot out in an open field as they blend in so well with the environment. They can almost magically disappear at times too. Coyote (Canis Latrans) / Crown Hill Park / Wheat Ridge, CO / Sony a700 / Sigma 300/2.8+1.4TC / Giottos tripod, Jobu gimbal ISO400, 1/1250sec/ f/5
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countryside woodland mushroom fungi
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12 great photos showing countryside life.
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A whitetail doe is disturbed while having a late morning brunch. Olympus E-510; 40-150 mm lens / ISO 400; f:8; 1/125 second / Effective focal length: 300 mm Dryden, Ontario, Canada Group Feature / Ontario – December 5, 2009 /
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These are three baby blue wrens around three weeks old, sunning themselves after breakfast on my feeder table.In my backyard in Busselton WA Photo taken with Nikon D80 and 300mm lens
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winter trees
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