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This wolf crossed the road directly in front of me in the Lamar Valley. No one else was around and I had him all to myself to myself for awhile. I almost had a heart attack wielding the bazooka out the window! He went into the Lamar River for a drink, swam across the river, and then went off -- pausing here to give me a thrilling glimpse of his spooky eyes.
We had the good fortune to observe and photograph a wild Gray Wolf in Jasper national Park, Alberta, Canada at close range for several minutes. I contacted the Park Biologist for information regarding this individual since it was collared and am told that this is Wolf 112, a female from the Sunwapta Pack consisting of 4 adult wolves. There are 6 small wolf packs in the Athabaska Valley of Jasper National Park totaling 22 individuals. More information can be found here: www.jasperenvironmental.org/main-issues/wolf/
Maned Wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus), a large canine of South America. Its markings resemble those of foxes, but it is neither a fox nor a wolf. It is the only species in the genus Chrysocyon.
2. Europäischer Grauwolf
(European Greywolf)
So nah verwandt, einander so ähnlich und doch so verschieden..
(So closely related, so similar and yet so different ..)
Terrick Terrick National Park, Terrick Terrick, Victoria, Australia
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I had the opportunity to watch this wolf as she moved along the shoreline at low tide in the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Sanctuary, BC, Canada.
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It's amazing how time flies...hope you are all doing great! Will try my best to catch up...happy Saturday! :))
Timber Wolf taken at Omega Park.
We saw a couple wolves today in Yellowstone Park. They don't really pay much attention to people, which is understandable. There is a group of people who watch the wolves daily - summer and winter.
South Egrermont, Massachusetts.
We snowshoed from Jug End east on the Appalachian Trail toward Sheffield. This large oak tree (sometimes called a "wolf tree" as it prevents other trees from growing up near it) is a thing of beauty, with some of its branches actually growing underground. There are a number of magnificent trees on this section of trail although this was the only one we had the energy to get to as the snow wasn't great and the trail was unbroken.
We couldn't get closer to this tree because of an electric fence. Too bad, closer framing would have been better.
"Fierce is she with flowing mane
No stranger to feel or witness pain
Fast she stands with shield in hand
Defender of her sacred lands
And full prepared to bring an end
To any who would dare offend
With shaft of glistening, speeding light
Fired from bow with deadly sight
The Maiden stands tall and proud
Battle Roar long and loud"
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Kalliope, the blind werewolf, and Elijah, her seeing eye wolf, wandering suspicious halls!
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Meet Kalliope and the pack in The Mystic Realms! www.themysticrealmssl.com/
Fantasy Medieval Roleplay SIM where the players build the world through RP! Discover land, hunt, chop wood, create villages, write stories and get epic!!
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Wolf spiders carry their young in their back until the spiderlings reach first moult and starts roaming away, you can see a ling drinking a droplet of water on the mothers knee
Canon A510 + 44mm 1:5.6 + Paper difuser
This is one of 8 adult wolves at the Haliburton Wolf Centre. The wolves are free to roam a 15 acre enclosure and the public can only view them from behind one-way glass "if" they are in the vicinity.
Haliburton, Ontario
Chocolate and Hazelnut sponge packed with Wolf-berries.
Topped with dark chocolate butter cream icing and red sea salt.
Wolf-Berries, or Goji Berries if you prefer are very good for you, packed with Anti-oxidants, whatever they are supposed to be?
So disregarding the chocolate, butter, sugar and salt one can eat as many of these as one likes :))
Bonus!