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Please don't repost or remove my watermarks as these pictures took forever to edit and I don't want other people getting credit for them.
Wolf photographed in July in East Finland while guiding a private photography tur for Finnature. Photo by Kaisa Peltomäki.
Day spent at the Highland Wildlife Park watching the animals in the snowy environment they were designed for. Brilliant!
The gray wolf (Canis lupus), often known simply as the wolf
Picture shot in Blijdorp Zoo Rotterdam, Netherlands.
It almost looks like a piece of taxidermy, but it's not. This wolf stood here, perfectly still and posing for me, and waited while I changed the batteries in my camera.
This is the normal channel for the Wolf River at the Germantown Parkway bridge. I wish I had an picture of the river as it usually appears to show how dramatic this view really is. The river had already crested, close to a foot higher than had been expected, and had dropped about six inches according to the USGS workers monitoring the level at the bridge. The river was also about three times it's normal width as it flowed under the bridge. Although the river has crested, for now, there is more rain predicted for tonight and on into Monday. The Wolf river flows into the Mississippi river that is rising toward record levels, so there are less and less places for new
rainfall to go.
The following five images are all from the same area. I would have gone to other locations, but I only had an hour for my early lunch.
Germantown, Tennessee, USA
WOLF TRAP
A 10page weird western about trappers hunting werewolves. Published in HEAVY METAL’s 2004 Summer Special.
(c) Josef Rother & Toni Greis
Born in captivity and donated from a zoo in Montana as there was a litter of pups and not enough room.
There used to be a parking area here for the the trails along the Wolf River that are now close to 10 feet underwater. The the flood farm field in the background if from the Agricenter International. By the way, if for some unknown reason you decide to park here, I would probably still take the warning seriously.
Cordova, Tennessee, USA
The wolf is a beautiful and mysterious animal who is included in the story of the pioneers who settled the Dakota Territory.