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Fighting Wolves - Steelhouse Festival, Hafod-Y-Dafal Farm, Wales, 27th July 2013
Photograph copyright Rich Ward © 2013
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These wolves were in captivity at the Grouse Mountain Wolf Display. They are still loosing their winter coats. The good thing is they're close to where I live so I'm sure I'll go back.
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Fighting Wolves - Steelhouse Festival, Hafod-Y-Dafal Farm, Wales, 27th July 2013
Photograph copyright Rich Ward © 2013
Photos may not be reproduced or used anywhere without permission.
For licensing please contact via Classic Rock Photography
2 different tribal styled tattoo designs, I personally like the one on the top more, with the more curvy yet pointed look, and surprisingly this one too the longest amount of time to draw and colour. Yes i realise Hundererne is spelt wrong, I wasn't concentrating at the time and was writing it quickly lol, the correct Danish Spelling is Hunderne
Shoot at the Bville Zoo today, here are some outtakes from the wolf
den....the black wolf was literally a pain in my ass
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Museum_of_Nature
Canadian Museum of Nature; Ottawa, Ontario.
"Play is vital to every stage of a wolf's life. It allows wolves to release pent-up energy, hone their physical skills and establish social bonds. These subtle and shifting relationships within the pack demonstrate that wolves can show aggression, affection, guilt, humor and most other attributes common to human families."
From the Living With Wolves exhibit at the Field Museum