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🇬🇧. Here's a wolf moon, a full moon in the Earth's penumbra.
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🇫🇷. Voilà une lune pénombrale dans le ciel nuageux au-dessus de la Haute-Marne. La pleine Lune est éclipsée par l'ombre de la Terre.
Info on Keara from Colorado wolf and wildlife center's website: KEARA WIHOPA is an ALASKAN INTERIOR TIMBER WOLF born in May 2004 and weighs about 75lbs. The name Keara is Celtic for “DARK HAIRED” and “Wihopa” is Native American for “BEAUTIFUL WOMAN”. Keara came from a facility in Ohio and is our shy but playful wolf. She is full of energy and is referred to as our “GRASSHOPPER” wolf because she LOVES TO JUMP. Keara and her companion Micah spend their days playing together.
hubby's back. this one's a cover up~beneath the wolf is a Rolling Stones tongue and the mountains at one time were Aerosmith wings. This one was totally freehand~the guy was amazing.
Info on Keoka from Colorado wolf and wildlife center's iPhone app: KEKOA is a Timber Wolf born in April of 2007 and weighs approximately 115 lbs. His name is Hawaiian meaning “BRAVE ONE.” Kekoa came from the Seacrest Wolf Preserve in Florida with this sister Sakara. Kekoa has a SWEET PERSONALITY and loves to greet visitors with wolf kisses. When he puts his paws on a person’s shoulders he TOWERS AT ABOUT 7 FEET. He is a handsome young male best known for this THICK, SILVER-GRAY MANE and striking appearance.
Info on Keara: KEARA WIHOPA is an ALASKAN INTERIOR TIMBER WOLF born in May 2004 and weighs about 75lbs. The name Keara is Celtic for “DARK HAIRED” and “Wihopa” is Native American for “BEAUTIFUL WOMAN”. Keara came from a facility in Ohio and is our shy but playful wolf. She is full of energy and is referred to as our “GRASSHOPPER” wolf because she LOVES TO JUMP. Keara and her companion Micah spend their days playing together. Info on Micah: MICAH is a Timber Wolf born in April of 2009 and weighs about 75 lbs. Micah was adopted from the Seacrest Wolf Preserve in Florida as a young pup to be introduced to one of our single females. After being a “big brother” to Nakai for the first year, he now enjoys playing with his new companion Keara. Micah is TALL, LANKY AND 100% BOY in water and mud. He is best known for his nickname, “slurp” because he laps up water then wants to give you a BIG SLURPY KISS.
Lakota Wolf Preserve, NJ USA.
It was a cold day, but lots of sun. The group had many intimidating lenses... I'd love to own one of those fancy, monster lenses....hell, I'd like to have the money to rent one of those fancy, monster lenses...but I'm scared to death, my photography would suffer.... I've been using my little S3 IS for 2 years now, and I love it. I'm not one of those people who likes to get all caught up in f-stops, focus and er....er...that's about all the buzz words I can throw out there...
I do have a fancy SLR camera that I inherited from my brother, but its auto functions stink! I don't trust myself with that camera on a trip like this....also, it doesn't fit under my coat.....And, I might 'Look" like I actually know what I'm doing! Next thing you know I would be toting around and F.N. tripod..... we can't have that, now can we.....
Maybe when I "start my diet" I'll dig out the SLR for another try....ha ha!
This is a captive wolf at the Northern Lights Wildlife Wolf Centre. It's located just west of Golden, BC. I went looking for wild wolves but couldn't find any so it was a pleasure to photograph these ones.
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This wolf lives at the Grizzly and Wolf Center in West Yellowstone Montana. It's not wild, but it is beautiful!
ISO:560, 460mm, F6.3, 1/250 sec on Monopod through glass - Trying out the New Sigma 150-600mm Sport lens and really impressed. Terrible lighting on the day but using a monopod and image stabilisation I could get shots at 500mm @ 1/10 sec! refer to the bird shot. Amazing lens.
I saw this grey wolf on the Nisga'a Highway. She wasn't afraid of the truck at all, she walked within 10-15 feet of us. It's the first time I've ever seen a wolf in the wild, she looked very healthy. I'm glad I stayed in the truck!
*Update* This wolf had to be destroyed because people had been feeding her. DON'T FEED WILD ANIMALS, PEOPLE!
Photo by Soren Hedberg, 2010.
A wolf of the Grant Creek pack linage, taken in the Highway Pass area of Denali National Park.
The Grant Creek Pack is in some disarray right now. A trapper trapped the alpha female this spring and the loss of an alpha can disrupt the entire pack of the alpha male doesn't pick a new mate in the pack. I heard both that the pack was disbanding and that the outcome was still undertain this weekend.
If they disband it will be unfortunate as this pack has worked alongside the road for the last several years and is the source of most of the wolf sighings in Denali.