Wildlife Photography

FLYFISHEXPERT

LivingOverland.com
Headed to Yellowstone this weekend but here are a couple from last year.

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Sirocco

Explorer
Nice one Beau,

Some of mine from West Africa Recently.
 

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TJDIV

Adventurer
Wildlife is so much easier to shoot when it isn't moving or trying to bite you.
Came across this today out in the pickers...

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TJDIV

Adventurer
That's a snapping turtle. I wonder how it died. Maybe got clipped on a nearby road?

Bart


I don't think so. You can usually tell if they've been hit, some sign of abrasion (underneath) or tread pattern, cracking, etc. Although it was near a dirt road, about 100 feet off the two track.
I've removed my share of them off the roads though, nasty bastards even when you're trying to help them!! :elkgrin:

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And another, at a creek crossing. This turtle was impossible.....I just stayed next to it so it wouldn't get hit (thankfully we don't have much traffic up here :) )

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nfpgasmask

Adventurer
I am glad to hear you do that! A lot of people intentionally hit them.

Snappers are my all time favorite reptile. They are like little tanks!!

Bart
 

Every Miles A Memory

Expedition Leader
If I saw that dead one, I'd mark the area and go back in a few months and get the skeleton.

I have a pretty big bone collection from animals we've came across in our travels, to have a full shell and a full skull, top and bottom would be pretty cool
 

Tucson T4R

Expedition Leader
If I saw that dead one, I'd mark the area and go back in a few months and get the skeleton.

I have a pretty big bone collection from animals we've came across in our travels, to have a full shell and a full skull, top and bottom would be pretty cool

Like this? :elkgrin:

This was a Javalina that I buried and went back a year later and dug up. Cleaned it up and varnished it and my kids took it to school for show an tell years ago. Now it's just a prop.

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FLYFISHEXPERT

LivingOverland.com
Here are some Yellowstone shots from this weekend:
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I got to play around with my friends 400mm f2.8 lens!

More pictures from my trip can be seen here.
 
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Every Miles A Memory

Expedition Leader
1st 3 shots are outstanding Beau!!

Isnt that a sweet lens. I got to play with one once and it was a bad thing. It only took a few months of saving and selling off everything I could think of before I had one in the camera case.

Best Lens Canon Makes that I own, till I can save up for that 800mm
 

TJDIV

Adventurer
You're right, Pat.. that is a nice lens :) I'd have to sell a snowmobile though...

Sandhill Crane high-steppin it for bugs:
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