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birds OK?@Doug Herr Love the deer; another amazing shot. I am glad you found this thread.
I don't know about the Alaskan Fox but in addition to your photography, your tracking skills must be great to get as close as you were to the Coyote. They are not known to like being close to humans, as far as I know. Well done.Coyote: Sacramento County California
Fox: Denali National Park Alaska
sorry I am British and was told that Is what the bird was so two more coming so one is the great egret and the other you will have to tell me what it is View attachment 20474 View attachment 20475
Thanks I am an occasional visitor to America but these are quite old from 2016Great Egret (second bird) is correct. The first bird in an Anhinga.
Glad you are enjoying it. There may be snakes here you will never see, but you certainly have no shortage of interesting snakes in Australia!I very much like this thread and all shots posted in it. There as animals in here as well as the snakes I may never see.
So I have enjoyed going through the full thread and will be back as more shots are posted in it..
Nicely done you all.
Fantastic image! Thanks for posting. In the future, it is helpful if you insert the image instead of adding it as an attachment. It is not immediately obvious how to do it on this site, since the large orange "upload image" button adds it as an attachment. Instead, you can use the symbol on the top bar of the post you are typing in that shows a small rectangle with a mountain and a sun.Northern Rough-winged Swallows - Sony a9 with 200-600 f5.6-6.3 - Blue Springs Lake, Fleming Park Wetlands, Jackson County, Missouri
Yes it did need bears - thanks for the post. In future posts it is preferable if you embed them instead of adding them as attachments. Instead of using the large orange "upload images" button, use the small icon on the tool bar across the post that shows a mountain and sun.This gallery needs some bears?