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I hope this shot conveys how absolutely stunning this wolf was. Explore 8/21/13
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jan 6 20-562-red wolf
A wolf face appears in the rusted iron deposits and sandstone of Chaco canyon walls. Digital highlighting was used to bring out the features.
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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.
You can see my video travel log of the trip here www.youtube.com/watch?v=jm6dcD4Qbzc
Just a reminder that all of my images are fully copyrighted so copying, modifying or reposting them is illegal. Please ask permission if you intend on using any of them. Linking to this image is fine. My images are not under the creative commons license. Sorry to point this out but a lot of my wolf images are being used as avatars and are being modified without my permission.
Another thanks to the bug himself for a Cad Bane torso, that I might create Batwoman's art thief acquaintance.
This is somehow my third use of that sticker-painting plate.
Here is my painting, which I did from a photograph I took of a timber wolf at a wolf presentation a couple of years ago. I call this painting "Mauja" (Inuit for 'soft deep snow')
Just back from Yellowstone and processed this one very quickly. It may be my first CS2 photo. I'm not sure. If Hoot should be viewing this let me just say, "You should have been here ten minutes ago." :-) Seriously, it really is a wolf. (Just wait until I get to the howling and the dominance photos.)
It's time to make a full confession. The wolf photos were taken in West Yellowstone at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center. I guess I was a biased against the place until my friend, Veronica, came back with some great shots. It was a great afternoon and we got to watch some amazing wolf-ish action that you probably wouldn't see in the wild without being stupidly in danger. I would whole heartedly recommend a visit to the GWDC on your next visit.
Spotted this wolf near Carmacks, Yukon. I actually climbed the very steep hill to get another shot of him but he was gone.
Just a reminder that all of my images are fully copyrighted so copying, modifying or re-posting them is illegal. Please ask permission if you intend on using any of them. Linking to this image is fine. My images are not under the creative commons license. Sorry to point this out but a lot of my wolf images are being used as avatars and are being modified without my permission.
Seen at the small zoo in Big Bear California. Grey wolves can be black, grey, brown, or off white like this one. This one still has its winter coat.
This grey wolf had a particular interest in me. I think if it had not been fenced in, it would have tried to separate me from the group of people I was with. It followed me as I walked by the enclosure and followed me in the other direction when I turned around. There were even small children in the group that the wolf had no interest in.
Two Wolf Band - Studio B - Day 4 - 10:15 PM
Native-American Greg T. Walker (r.) - on bass
Two Wolf is an American hard rock band known for
great songwriting and high energy performances.
Two Wolf is: Greg T. Walker (Blackfoot, Lynyrd Skynyrd),
Brad Sayre (award winning touring and studio guitarist), and
Greg Thompson (former drummer Zoso, international Led
Zeppelin touring act, Touring Drum Clinician and Teacher) and
Darren Rogers (award winning songwriter and lead vocalist).
(RLC IX - Feb. 2022) - Two Wolf
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yj376oc5jg (train train)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi2E8dMt4j0 (train-deck stage)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4vTvttdtto (wishin' well)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAUBZUNL-f4 (b sugar)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9a96kjENu9s (fox chase)
Rock Legends Cruise IX ~ Feb. 14th - 18th, 2022
Independence of the Seas ~ Royal Caribbean Line
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_Independence_of_the_Seas
Port Canaveral - Nassau - Port Canaveral (Five Days)
20 Bands ~ Five Day Party ~ three stages ~ 60 Shows!
Concerts all day-and-night from 10AM to 2:00AM
*Rock Legends VII - (Feb 2019) - Cruise Video Montage
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pIMWuGq2WI&feature=youtu.be&...
2022 Bands: (5 other bands canceled with Covid symptoms)
Deep Purple - STYX - Don Mclean - Don Felder - Pat Travers
Blue Oyster Cult - Little Feat - Foghat - Warrant - Lita Ford
Pure Prairie League - Jefferson Starship - Anthony Gomes
The Fabulous Thunderbirds - George Lynch - Eric Gales
Gary Hoey - Two Wolf - Vanessa Collier - Preacher Stone
*Rock Legends VIII (Feb 2020) - Video Shows Sampler
www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9Nw7CqZ4VE
*ALL proceeds from ALL the Rock Legends Cruises go to NAHA :
Native American Heritage Association, a non-profit organization
dedicated to fighting hunger and providing basic life necessities
to families living on Reservations in South Dakota, U.S.A.
Techniek (bewerking):Mijn favoriete zoogdier in Blijdorp Rotterdam. Klein beetje vignet toegevoegd.
canon 7D + canon300mmF4Lis
1/250sec F7.1 iso400
uit de hand
© 2013 Wimzilver
Dogs have long known how to maneuver cattle, it was likely not much of a stretch back when man first started utilizing dogs to herd livestock.
Here wolf number 1267-F, a member of Yellowstone's wild Wapiti Lake pack, is making sure the debilitated bison bull the pack trapped along the shore of the Firehole River, could not rest. The strategy was to wear the bison down to the point where it would be easy to finish it off so it would become a good meal for the whole pack.
For trackers, here's a good look at the bottom of a bison hoof and a wolf paw "in action."
I had been lucky get a seat on a snow coach that took us into Yellowstone National Park’s interior roads, groomed only for over-snow travel in the winter. About 15 miles into our dawn journey, three black wolves emerged from the woods. We debarked to watch them; as the sky lightened, they moseyed onto the bank of the Firehole River where it parallels the road, then walked across a shallow spot in the to join pack mates who, probably during the previous night, had trapped a debilitated bull bison in the shallow water. We spent the rest of the day observing the wolves – there were probably 10 or 12 altogether – and their interactions with each other and their work of wearing the bison down to the point where it would become an easy meal. We were not able to stay until the denouement, but by the following morning it was widely reported that the inevitable had happened and the wolves were finally reaping the rewards of their many hours of work.
So why didn’t they just kill the bison as soon as they recognized it was an easy target? One possibility is that they had eaten recently, reducing the urgency to eat again. Hunting even compromised large hoofed and horned prey is energy-expensive and very risky: one well-placed kick or a stab with a heavy, thick horn, can be deadly. But progressively depleting prey by not allowing it to rest, eat, drink, or let down its guard for a second, threatening it for hours upon hours, biting off bits of its flesh, and de-energizing it to the point where it could no longer defend itself, was good work for juvenile pack members. In fact the young wolves we first saw in the road, with their headlight-bright yellow eyes and the typical long, spiky hackles of juveniles, did a lot of that work under the supervision of experienced adults. It was a great training session for the pups and an opportunity for at least some of the senior wolves to relax while dinner was being prepped for them.
All photographs in this series were taken with a long focal length lens at a distance sufficient to avoid disrupting the wolves’ behavior. Additionally, many of the images are cropped, which also makes it look like I was closer than I actually was. Although I selected many images in which the wolves appear to be looking at me, in fact most of them were looking at other wolves or at their prey and not at the human presence, which at times was substantial.
Never approach wildlife. Yellowstone National Park regulations require a minimum of 100 yards from bears and wolves, and 25 yards be maintained from all other wildlife. Even if you’re farther than that, you know you’re too close if your presence causes animals or birds to change their behavior.