While I don't especially concider myself a wildlife photographer, I enjoy
photographing " critters" as I come across them..
It is a joy.
Most of these are in the wild... several in Zoos or sanctuarys..(identified)
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Buffalo are dark and thus difficult to photograph.
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I almost stepped on this guy..comming around a bush...
But she was so busy scarffing down blueberries,
she didn;t pay me any mind...
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Cyotes are becoming scarce in Yellowstone since the
re-introduction of wolves. Pleantiful elsewhere.
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Eagle in Northwest Trek wildlife sanctuary.
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Elk, from Yellowstone.
. Oregon Coast range
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Wild... but the Department of natural resources puts out hay for winter feeding.
( Bighorn) Near one of the feeding stations, Oak Creek Canyon, WA.
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Herons are common in the NW, but spook easily. It;s important to make the image
before they realize you are "stareing at them" with the camera.
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in Seattle's Woodland park Zoo.
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Lynx, at Northwest treck Park..
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doggie dreams are as intense as human dreams....
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Moose near Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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This Prarie Dog was getting FAT, from tourist's handouts, and couldn't
run fast.
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Pronghorn Antelope are generally very shy, bolting at
the first sign of a human; nearly impossible to approach....
I've had good luck ( skill in approaching animals ) . These youngsters actually
approached ME, out of curiosity about the "click/whir" of
my camera.Finally "momma" chased them off, from the "dangerous" human.
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Trumpeter Swans are my favorite Birds. It is a Joy to watch them flying. Once
endangered, the population is making a strong comeback.
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a (normally) upland forest bird.
One spends the winter in my back yard!
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Chipmunks and Ground Squirrels are quick, always moving, so it;s actually difficult to photograph them
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You never know what is going to run into the road!
. Trout , Yellowstone River
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Walrus, Tacoma zoo.
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