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Voted Photo of the Day on Aug.16, 2012 by Smithsonian Magazine.
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I could watch these guys play all day! This one made it to Explore, Yay! :) They are litter mates, both males and live at the International Wolf Center in Ely, MN.
Check out the video I took of Aiden and Denali when they were little guys.
This image is © Jean Paul. All rights reserved.
NEW! This is my all time favorite image! Thank you for all the comments and faves! I have trusted my images on Flickr since it's inception without having to make a watermark or plastering my name across an image, but this particular capture has had a steady stream of visitors from an "Unknown Source" so until I know why, I am placing my name across the image. Of course, anyone skilled could clone out my name, but I guess this just makes it a little bit tougher for the inexperienced. Funny that this image has never made it to the Explore Page with 9,910 views, 46 comments and 58 faves as I write? Oh well, it will always remain my absolute fave! Enjoy! :-D
Some more images from our recent trip to Ely Minnesota! See the next series of images for an overview of the trip! Enjoy! :-D
Happy Furry Friday everyone. This is one of the wolves at Wolf Hollow in Ipswich Massachusetts. I think this is Arrow, but I confuse him with Grendel.
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created for: TMI challenge expressionist (after Franz Marc)
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A Mexican gray wolf keeps cool above a waterfall at the zoo. The wolves are very timid; I usually find them sleeping under the trees, far from the space provided to view them. I hope this wolf was able to keep cool, as I was also thankful for the photo opportunity!
The Bee Wolf or Bee Killer Wasp (Philanthus triangulum)
is a digger wasp that nest in sandy soils,digging a tunnel in which it will store paralysed Honey bees on which it's larva will feed.
Taken at Minsmere (Suffolk) August 2014
Wolf : Elephanthide, 110 gsm, 45x45cm, wet finished. See previous rendition(s) for some background info.
Log (?) : 'Folded' from a scrap of Thai Silk Paper, using a highly advanced technique commonly referred to as "indiscriminate crumpling"... :-) Okay, okay, not totally indiscriminate - there was some planning involved. CP available for anyone interested ... JUST KIDDING! :-)
About 15 months or so ago, I promised someone that I would fold this wolf for him. I told the nice gentleman that it may take some time but I didn't expect it to be more than a year ... One reason for the delay was because I couldn't find the right paper. I had thought about using EH but was afraid it might be too thick until I ran out of ideas and decided to give it a try a couple of days ago. Well, it worked better than I expected. It had been quite a while since I last folded with EH - I had forgotten how much I love this paper! I had also forgotten how much EH can bruise your fingers!
Anyway, he may have forgotten or even lost interest but I will be contacting him shortly. This brown one isn't for him. I have folded another one last night using grey EH - which is what I think he would prefer. Wet finished it just now and am waiting for it to dry completely.
Since the beginning of this year, I have delivered several very long outstanding "orders", including a couple of Ron's pigs. I have told myself that I won't be taking any more "orders" as this is just too stressful for me - unfulfilled 'orders' really make me feel guilty when I am folding some other stuff and even when I am not folding anything ... :-).
Hmmm ... I should work on the head/face again ...