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roses75 wrote in post #19169834
Une belle prise! ( nice shot)

roses75 wrote in post #19169838
Beautiful capture.

roses75 wrote in post #19169838
Beautiful capture.

Thank you, much appreciated ~~

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mkkaczy wrote in post #19169830
It was a cold and foggy day. I knew that the conditions would allow me to take good pictures as soon as the animals appear. In the morning a pheasant appeared with his display of beautiful feathers. He was nibbling on some grains and lush grass. Then he did something strange that he had never done before. He lay down on the grass, right in front of my lens. I thought to myself what was going on. Immediately behind him a ginger shadow appeared, like a phantom. A fox visited us. I figured there would be some very emotional photos from this "meeting". However, the fox did not attack the pheasant, which is more the two still occurring similar meetings.

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canongear wrote in post #19169918

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Any story behind the shoe tree?

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Eurasian wren

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Another Green Jumping Spider in my garden

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fotoi wrote in post #19169887
A Wood duck.

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Beautiful shot

Mike

canongear wrote in post #19170066
It's actually a souvenir tree for the cows.
It's footwear they've acquired from people attempting to do some cow tipping.

The real story is, according to a person I talked to at a local business, after finishing doing the Run For The Cure for the area, some participants would throw their footwear up into the tree.

I don't know what that is to signify other than maybe remembrance or that a goal was achieved.

Of those two stories, I prefer #1.

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fotoi wrote in post #19169887
A Wood duck.

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Beautiful wood duck shot, fotoi!

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Tom in Arizona wrote in post #19169888
Cactus Wren...

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Fantastic shot, Tom!

LD, or Mike
Often mistaken, but never in doubt.

Weja wrote in post #19169964
Eurasian wren

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Weja

Terrific capture, Jan!

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