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I saw he added me as a contact so I looked at his pics and it was jaw dropping he had super cool mocs and stuff with like only 20-30 views which sucks because his stuff is the bomb here's the link: www.flickr.com/photos/desertalpha09/
The Red-tailed Hawk always flew by when I was under trees. I never got a clear close shot. But the ID was easy.
We had him just a month but he really became part of the household. He would sleep next to me on the couch and accompany me around the house while I fed the others. I think he'll be very happy in his new home but I actually miss him a little!
Outdoor Natural Light
No reflectors... just good metering and the power of the Sony Alpha A100 on RAW!
See him perform at www.joethecomedian.com!
My little robin friend was outside again. His mama was with him this time, but they let me get pretty close. I like the little fluff of leftover baby feather on his back. <3
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Valentine without him
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This picture of Bear at the end of a winter afternoon hike has several layers of meaning to me. When we first adopted him he was overweight and slightly limped even on shorter walks in the neighborhood, and his manners precluded taking him into areas with lots of people and dogs. It took months getting him physically and mentally ready for long walks before I was willing to try him on less-visited trails far from trailheads. Take to the trails he did, while he enjoys his neighborhood walks he has a special love for the desert and when we're about to head out he practically knocks me over as he scampers to the back of the garage and waits beside my hatchback.
As his progress continued I started taking him to more and more populated trails, culminating in this our first visit to my favorite place, the Brown's Ranch trailhead. We took my favorite hike, finishing up at Sunset Vista with the sun sinking low in the sky, stopping for a snack break and some pictures before dropping down the hill to the car. I was growing confident we had a lot of desert hikes in our future, as he did well even with the off-leash dogs we encountered.
I snuck Brown's Mountain into the background as I love to do, as this landmark more than any other was the anchor that helped me find my bearings when we moved here and it felt like we were in a never-ending whirlwind, with this part of the preserve my refuge in stormy seas. The looming mountain would add an extra layer of meaning to the picture a week later when for the first time I took him up its flank to the overlook, watching him enraptured as it slowly dawned on me he had never been up that high before.
It's now far too hot for any evening hikes and we haven't been into the desert for weeks since I haven't been able to get up early enough to beat the heat. Long swims will have to do until I can manage an early rise, but even then I'll avoid trails with elevation gain until cooler weather arrives in the fall.