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I took this sequence (7 shots) of a dispute between a kite and a cocky the other day. The cockatoo started the confrontation but the kite saw it off. Posted in reverse order.
Black-shouldered Kite and Sulphur-crested Cockatoo, A.C.T.
[Legacy Photo] A Black-necked Stilt feeds in a marshy area in Central Washington State near Othello. Spring of 2014.
Over the past number of years I have been very fortunate to spend time photographing the bighorn sheep during their fall rut in November and December in Colorado. Here is a large collection of some of those images. The cameras used were the Nikon D810, Nikon D850, and Nikon Z9. The lenses ranged from a 70-200, 100-400, 180-600, and 500mm. I am always at a respectful and safe distance when photographing these incredible wild animals.
Man looking about, trying to reconcile what just happened inside the office behind him. They knew the truth. But how? And did they believe him when he denied as much?
Someone is going to pay for his immorality and it will not be him.
Rolling hills of Kohler Andrae State Park shrouded in mist create a tranquil landscape. A single crane stands atop a distant hill, adding life to the serene, monochromatic scene.
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I thought he was having a scratch, but you can see both feet on our tomato cage (built from remesh!). This guy likes to hang out here, looking for competition, as one of the feeders is close by. We think we have two males visiting our feeders.
I was lucky in that he stayed at his perch for a while so I could creep up on him. The shot is still cropped though. I wasn't THAT lucky.
I'm outside in the garden, standing tall on my green high heels. I feel confident as a girl, hence my proud and provocative stance. Don't worry though, I'm a sweet girl so I'm always in for a friendly chat or kind hug.
Btw I like how my legs look in this picture: super smooth with black nylons, and super long due to my stance, high heels and short skirt. Nice!
A very large White-tailed Deer buck (Odocoileus virginianus) strikes a dominance posture as it approaches two other bucks that were sparring. This is a huge deer with 8 points on the right side and over 10 on the left. The shadow on the left antler is actually a palmated tyne that is under the main branch. Image taken on the Rocky Mountain Arsenal of Colorado.
Part of my new series :)
I'm having so much fun with this one!
Haha, hope you like my effort.
Also, this will always be a reminder for me...
I have horrible posture.
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