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Jacob H. Wolf (1786-1863) an Arkansas pioneer, was a blacksmith the majority of his adult life. Once a soldier in the Confederate Army as well as various other skirmishes, he blacksmithed most of his life, as well as having been elected sheriff, served as a postmaster, county coroner, collector, and also a farmer.
After his second wife passed about 1846, he married his third wife, Cynthia H. Shipp.
Location: Norfolk, Arkansas.
Photo # IMG_8005-10bws.
One of the wolf pack at Longleat kindly woke up for a few minutes so we could take his picture. They are such beautiful animals.
Red Riding Hood and the Wolf. Photo shoot in Winnipeg Manitoba. Kelly as Red Riding Hood, and Brian as the Wolf. Special thanks to Vanda for the art direction and props!
Photographed in the wilds of Canada. Photo # 130904_346
(Arctic Safari with Churchill Wild based out of Nanuk Lodge on Hudson Bay)
um... anybody know which? best guess, since it was alone, is a coyote -- anyone know?
ed. kayucian cries "wolf".
Gray Wolf, Canis lupus
A Gray Wolf at Rocky Mountain Wildlife Park. Similar in appearance and size to a German shepherd, or sled dog, but has a larger head, narrower chest, longer legs, straighter tail and bigger paws.
RAW, PS Elements.
A photo I took at the UK Wolf Conservation Trust at one of their visit Wednesdays in September 2016.
For the March 2013 issue of DIY - www.thisisfakediy.co.uk/magazine
Wolf People play at Moseley Folk Festival in Birmingham, 31 August 2013.
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At about 0750 this morning I was driving on Cass County 11. There was raccoon road kill. From a distance I thought it might be a small deer.
So, what you think – a wolf or coyote? Pictures were taken from the car. <> <> <>
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Michael Small
With this guy and the rest of his pack. The photography seminar was incredible, and the chance to spend four hours in the pack enclosure photographing these guys was unreal.