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Apr 22, 2005 15:25 |  #1

Here's two from today, took these while I was out taking behavioral data on wolves. Can't walk by without taking a few pic's ... and they are kinda on the way to the wolf area. Feedback always appreciated...


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Apr 22, 2005 17:00 |  #2

Like the second shot shame about that tree


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Apr 23, 2005 09:50 |  #3

WOW! I'm soooooo jealous..


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Apr 23, 2005 10:10 as a reply to  @ Paul Gerrard's post |  #4

Paul Gerrard wrote:
Like the second shot shame about that tree

The unfortunate problem with the cougar exhibit is the angle of viewing. In my cougar pic what you dont see is the second tree ... and for some strange reason the big cats like lying in the warm sun, which is usually a patch behind the trees.

Here's a less cropped version.


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Apr 23, 2005 11:28 |  #5

Woah, like the one of the cougar.




  
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