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The Wildlife Photography Thread
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Nice snowy owls Steve.
There was a story in this mornings SF paper about them and the counting issues.
Interesting read.
Frank
There was a story in this mornings SF paper about them and the counting issues.
Interesting read.
Frank
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I’m hoping we get another irruption this winter. These were taken a few years back, and I saw 13 in one day. Damon Point, WA.
Love the snowies! 
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Nice, a green heron, hooded merganser and snowy!! All nice birds and photos.
longhorn1
Ouch, that stings!
Cayuse Great photos
Lighthawk
Weekend warrior
Awesome shots, Cayuse!
You're lucky to have the opportunity to practice so close by.
You're lucky to have the opportunity to practice so close by.
Sitting here on a rainy day 1000 miles away watching the Bison at Old Faithful,
how cool is this internet thing.
Frank
how cool is this internet thing.
Frank
Alligators are gnarly critters!
At Okefenokee NWR, Suwanee Sill, (Georgia) today.
At Okefenokee NWR, Suwanee Sill, (Georgia) today.
Very cool Mark.
Some nice looking critters.
Frank
Some nice looking critters.
Frank
Tough looking critters, Mark! Watch where you swim.
Lighthawk
Weekend warrior
Gosh, this thread has gone stale. Is everyone too busy working, retiring or refitting their rigs?
I got out last weekend for a special day with the Northern Sierra Partnership, Feather River Land Trust and Nature Conservancy in Sierra Valley. They sponsor an event for their donors, and quite a few of the staff and leadership are there too. I am invited to join them, since I have been partnering with them, sharing my wildlife and landscape photography for their use to fundraise and market and build awareness.
Sierra Valley is the largest wetland in the Sierra, with the headwaters of the Feather River. We were on the historic Bulson Ranch, a fairly recent acquisition in development. In springtime, it's possible to canoe or kayak the channels in the 2500 acre reserve. Birding is phenomenal with bald eagles, osprey, american pelican, ibis, sandhill cranes, a variety of hawks, ducks, avocets and stilts. The best birding is right now, in May.
Enough said, here's a few photos. Gallery available here
I got out last weekend for a special day with the Northern Sierra Partnership, Feather River Land Trust and Nature Conservancy in Sierra Valley. They sponsor an event for their donors, and quite a few of the staff and leadership are there too. I am invited to join them, since I have been partnering with them, sharing my wildlife and landscape photography for their use to fundraise and market and build awareness.
Sierra Valley is the largest wetland in the Sierra, with the headwaters of the Feather River. We were on the historic Bulson Ranch, a fairly recent acquisition in development. In springtime, it's possible to canoe or kayak the channels in the 2500 acre reserve. Birding is phenomenal with bald eagles, osprey, american pelican, ibis, sandhill cranes, a variety of hawks, ducks, avocets and stilts. The best birding is right now, in May.
Enough said, here's a few photos. Gallery available here
Nice stuff! Made my day, Lighthawk!
takesiteasy
Senior Member
Some great photos there, Lighthawk! Looks like you had a really nice day. Thanks for your conservation work too!
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Stale no longer. Wonderful photography Andy!!!!
Thanks Andy very nice photos.
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N'kwala
Geezelle
Great photos. I especially like the avocet.
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