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Lame-Duck wrote in post #19190876
Beautiful capture, Bill! Very nicely composed.

What a delightful close-up shot of the giraffe, fotoi! Gorgeous color throughout the entire image.

Magnificent capture of this graceful bird, Jan!

These two shots are beautiful, Stephen! Very nice work.

What a magnificent buck, Teton! That's a nice set of antlers, he's sporting. Great work.

Thank you, Mike.

Jorgac wrote in post #19190369
Cape mountain zebra

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Stunning!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19190876
These two shots are beautiful, Stephen! Very nice work.

Thanks very much Mike! They are very photogenic little frogs!

American goldfinch

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This buck (the one with his head up) interested me because of his somewhat unusual antler on his left side.

These elk probably came out of the Bob Marshall. The border is only two or three miles away.
When we first spotted them, they were about a mile from the truck and when we stopped to look, they immediately got up and walked around the shoulder of the mountain to where they are in this picture.
The road curved around the mountain, and when we stopped again, we were a little over a mile and a half from the herd, and they weren't bothered by us at all when we stopped.
After several years of elk watching, it seems that the 1 1/2 mile distance is their comfort zone between them and motorized vehicles.
As near as we could estimate, there were close to 400 elk in this one herd. My photo doesn't show all.

A Coot.

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Gambel's Quail...

This grizzly was on the Kananaskis Highway. I think we should radio collar and ear tag biologists and just observe the bears.

Teton wrote in post #19191065
This grizzly was on the Kananaskis Highway. I think we should radio collar and ear tag biologists and just observe the bears.

Research takes many different forms and I'm not sure I agree with this method either.

Cotton Top Tamarin Canon EOS R6, Rf100-500

From Pincher Creek, AB One of my all time favorite places.

Teton wrote in post #19190964
This buck (the one with his head up) interested me because of his somewhat unusual antler on his left side.

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Very nice shots of these two bucks, Teton!

Teton wrote in post #19190971
These elk probably came out of the Bob Marshall. The border is only two or three miles away.
When we first spotted them, they were about a mile from the truck and when we stopped to look, they immediately got up and walked around the shoulder of the mountain to where they are in this picture.
The road curved around the mountain, and when we stopped again, we were a little over a mile and a half from the herd, and they weren't bothered by us at all when we stopped.
After several years of elk watching, it seems that the 1 1/2 mile distance is their comfort zone between them and motorized vehicles.
As near as we could estimate, there were close to 400 elk in this one herd. My photo doesn't show all.

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It's amazing, the amount of elk in this herd. I never knew their herds could be so big.

fotoi wrote in post #19191002
A Coot.

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Nice sharp close-up of this coot, fotoi! The colors in the water are beautiful.

Tom in Arizona wrote in post #19191051
Gambel's Quail...

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Terrific capture, Tom! Beautifully composed.

Teton wrote in post #19191065
This grizzly was on the Kananaskis Highway. I think we should radio collar and ear tag biologists and just observe the bears.

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I agree with you, Teton. Very nice capture!