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A young fox kit hunts for voles in the tundra on the northern edge of Alaska. This fox is transitioning from summer brown to winter white and is almost completely white at this time. The fox's fur will become snow white and much thicker to withstand the -50f with gale force winds of winter.
This is one of the photos from the barn owl sequence that you can see earlier on my photostream.
February 2018
I rounded the corner and heard dozens of prairie dogs barking. That usually means there's a threat in the area. Sure enough, this Western coyote was hunting in their village.
I love Barn Owls, a few months back, I had the privilege of getting quite close to this fine bird on the farm where I live.
This Rhogogaster Sawfly seemed to be hunting the passing insect. After the attack it vanished into the bush.
Yo I made a hunting rifle :D
Packy, I TOLD YOU I was going to use your bolt handle some day :D Thankies :3
Thank you, Pokey, for your trigger ^_^
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Amy
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Abused & Abandoned Street Dogs.
Pumpkin Pie has a "Burnt Tail Snake"
in her cross hairs. The above mentioned
snake is poisonous and will really do damage
to your day. Like a Big Buzz Kill all over your body.
This takes place in the deep jungle
next to our home here on the river.
Mr Boney Baloney & Pumpkin Pie
love spending their mornings
jungle hunting for fun ;-)
Plan was to be at the temple this morning.
Obviously I didn't make it. Hope to be
there tomorrow early morning in
order to care for all the dogs,
chickens, horse, pig and
the guppies too .
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Good morning, day, evening or night to all you out there :)
In this life we get only those things for which we hunt, for which we strive, and for which we are willing to sacrifice.
George Matthew Adams
(Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL; 05.05.2007; 1/125 at f/5.6; ISO 400; white balance: Auto; focal length: 200 mm)
have a great day!!
Red fox hunting on our property this morning - all squirrels and chipmunks stayed in hiding. Andover, NJ
It goes without saying, Big Hunting Creek is big with hunters. However, the only thing I was hunting for was a waterfall.
In fact, I was looking for Cunningham Falls State Park. As it turned out, it's just up the creek, which I eventually got to, without a paddle.
This is a long exposure that I made using a tripod and an aperture of F-22. It's a good thing it wasn't windy; otherwise, the leaves would have come out blurry. Scenes like this are gratifying for me, and exactly why I love photography in the first place.
This young Pied Stilt slowly made its way passed the Hide - oblivious to the fact that I was just metres away from it - as it continued hunting for food...!
GOOD NEWS
The water quality in the Pauatahanui marshes appears to have improved quite dramatically, and the Bird population appears to have increased...!
FOOTNOTE
We'll have Family from Vancouver Island staying with us for a few days this week, so if you don't hear from me, that will be the reason...!
Thanks so much for the very kind and encouraging comments beneath this photo...! Your support is always greatly appreciated...!