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Two does were licking each other when they both jumped to attention and this one moved toward whatever the disturbance was, ignoring bikers to the left side of the image and me. I thought there might be coyote, but saw nothing. See relaxed after a minute and they went back to relaxing.
Alert Fire Co.
Tower 701
Borough of Saint Clair, Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania
1972 Mack/Baker 75'
Ex Pompton Falls, NJ
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Tom found a Tick on his leg when we were in Scotland..
So we pinned him down and got Jessica to gently remove it with her tweezers..
She did well to get it out in one piece!
Small but deadly little critters.
Danger of Lyme Disease..
Testing out Rokinon 135mm f2.8 on Nikon D60. Manual focus is challenging - especially when the subject is this active little thing.
This is the picture of the day.
One of the cattle herding dogs at the Ford Ranch listens attentively as John Ford talks, obviously hoping to be given some command to spring into action.
Alert the authorities! A Rug Doctor carpet shampooer has gone missing. I expect to see photos of it on billboards across America ASAP.
Great Blue Heron,,,,Knew something was up... I did nothing with his colors, crazy blue Great Swamp, NWR, NJ
I can never NOT take photos of Frenchies.
At the Pooch Parade, Easter in the Park at Turtle Creek in Dallas TX.
My closest encounter yet with a white-tail deer (and her young one -- nearly the same height and antler bumps started already on its head). They really weren't very concerned about me and seemed content to let me snap pictures like mad. This was just about the only presentable shot.
These images were taken of some of the animals that were residing at the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy and Animal Orphanage. Since 1969, the animal orphanage at the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy continues to be home to countless animals that were orphaned, injured or needed special care. Many are successfully returned to the wild.