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I always feel a little electricity in the air when I come suddenly upon a deer in the wild. I think it has something to do with how alert the deer becomes when it senses my presence. There is a vibrancy inherent in this level of mindfulness--no thoughts or judgements--just a total immersion in observing the moment.
Now I'm heading back to immerse myself in work. See ya all next weekend.
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The National Weather Alert alarm goes off and the guy says "Take Cover Now!". To me that mean grab my camera NOW and run out the front door and across the road. About 3 minute after this shot was taken and a couple dozen others I ran out of time. I am pretty sure that I broke my High School 100 yard dash record by at least a second!. I barely got wet.
Nature is beginning to wake up to spring. Roe deer are already finding food more easily, and the first swans have also landed on the lake.
I know I've done shadows like this before, and ok to be honest, I've got some others I'd like to post sometime. But I really like the way it comes out at him, and he keeps a wary eye on it as he passes.
[Legacy Photo]My first and only time I've photographed a Steller's Jay at full alert (and noisy). Photographed 16 years ago during my second year in retirement and one of my early bird photographs.
The big eyes and ears of the hare are always alert.
I went out early this morning, just before the sun came out and made it hot again.
Today’s nature walk in Central Tucson revealed this alert mourning dove high above us in a large mesquite tree. It was a beautiful bright sunshiny day
A giraffe and her little one spot some hyenas and are on alert.
Taken in the Masai Mara
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Actually this cross fox was resting behind some rocks until he heard me sneaking around surreptitiously trying to get a photo of him. He didn't see me at first as I was hiding behind a tree on a hill above him.
MILW 997, a 44 Tonner built by Davenport-Bessler in January 1942. I found her sunning herself one evening in Savanna, IL (July 30, 1964).
This buck just started a scrape and was standing around licking his nose and lip curling in hopes a receptive doe was around, when something caught his attention. It was a larger buck approaching, and this buck retreated far enough back into the oaks that we could no longer see him with binos. Bucks avoid fights when they can.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.