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In Canada there are about 40.000 wolves, but they want to exterminate them in order to protect the moose. They kill them also from the helicopters. Wolves need the care of the mother for the first month.
Taken at the Muskoka Wildelife Centre during a fantastic daytrip with Angie, Karen, Lynn and Dave. It was a great experience learning about the individual animals, their life history and situation. We got really lucky with the weather ... it was pouring rain early in the morning but we were able to delay our start time and it cleared up nicely. The light in the enclosure was quite good. I shot with two cameras to cover a full range. The 70-200 on the 40D was great for everything but the wider views, for which I used the 5DII and 24-105 combo. As a result these aren't cropped, other than on the short side a little for composition.
Took these of the Molineux at the open day of the new Stan Cullis stand, approx 1992. It was pre-season. You can see that the Waterloo Road stand is part demolished, and the South Bank was still in place. to survive for only one season more. You'll also notice that the pitch had finally been moved over to John Ireland side - this was done to accommodate the Stan Cullis stand - but it had the side effect that the South Bank now only occupied half the pitch, which made for some strange viewing in that final season of it's life.
Soo Eagles vs Sudbury Junior Wolves Wednesday, September 22, 2010 at the McClelland Arena, Copper Cliff, Ontario.
Photo submitted.
Eagles Take An Overtime Win Over Junior Wolves, Get Ready For A Big Weekend At The Pullar.
Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010 McClelland Arena, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
The Soo Eagles traveled to the McClelland Arena in Sudbury, to face the powerful Junior Wolves of the NOJHL East Division. In as very tight game the Eagles took the game 3-2 with an overtime goal by Eagle Derek Diaz
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The Junior Wolves opened the scoring at 09:24 of the first period with a power play goal from Alex Serafini.
The Junior Wolves would pull ahead 2-0 at 16:15 of the second period, with another power play goal by Evan Daciuk. At 17:52 the Eagles pulled the score to 2-1 with a power play goal from Travis Payne, assisted by Brock Raeffaele and Robbie Payne. The period would end with the Junior Wolves leading 2-1.
At 01:44 of the third period, Eagle Anthony Wolfe tied the score at 2-2 with a power play goal assisted by Nathan Glass. Good end to end action ensued and both teams had quality chances, but were unable to score.
At 01:33 of the overtime period, Eagle Derek Diaz beat Junior Wolves goalie Alex Laino for the game winner. Both Laino and Eagles goalie John Kleinhans were stellar on the night.
CLOSING NOTES
In other Wednesday night action the Soo Thunderbirds defeated the Blind River Beavers 3-2 in overtime. The Beavers arrive at the Pullar Stadium, for a 7:30 Friday night game and the TBirds will be at the Pullar, Sat. Sept 25, 7:30 to resume the “Border Battle”. Sault fans can look forward to two feisty hockey games, get there early for the best seats..
The Eagles thank all fans who entered the “Name the Mascot” contest, and Friday will be the final game for submissions. The winner of the mascot contest will be announced Saturday, September 25, between the first and second period of the Thunderbird game.
Information provided by the Soo Eagles.
we choose to draw lambs or wolves.
it's either you play with the devil
or laugh with the angels.
you have the choice,
just be sure..
to choose the right color. :)
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dedicated to YOU. you know who you are, thank you for saving me from the wolves.
Little Red Riding Hood
Record number: 23042412
Artist:
Item caption, front:
Item caption/descriptive text, back: Ceci vous prouve, fillette, Que souvent le loup vous guette Et qu'il croque les enfants Qui sont désobéissants. = This shows you, little girl, That the wolf often watches you And that he bites children Who are disobedient.
Uniform title: Grimm: Rotkäppchen (“Little Red Riding Hood”); Perrault: Le Petit Chaperon Rouge ("Little Red Riding Hood")
Dimensions: 143 x 93 mm.
Date: ca. 1898-1903
Nationality: French
Publisher: L'éditeur Künzli Frères (Paris)
Series: 56708
Medium: photograph with selective hand-coloring applied using stencil
Interpretive notes: The woodcutter warns Little Red Riding Hood that the Wolf may be watching at all times, and will get children who disobey their elders. As he and his companion carry away the dead wolf, dripping blood from its fatal wound, the little girl almost seems to pity the once-dangerous beast (or perhaps she's pondering her narrow escape, knowing that she is at fault for not obeying her mother).
Subject headings: Children; Wolves
Credit: The Jack Zipes Historic Fairy Tale Postcard Collection/Minneapolis College of Art and Design