Wildlife Photography

[Tucson T4R]

These are not so great but I had fun trying to capture a shot of the rattle snake in my front yard. By the time I saw him and ran to get my camera he was already slithering under a prickly pear cactus. I only got these few shots then when I tried to coax him out he took off into the brush and I was not inclined to go into the brush looking for him. :elkgrin:

The alarm end:

Hiding in the cactus:

The business end:

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Hopefully you'd already shot that thing before you were taking those photos!!

 

[john101477]

Snattle Rake. always fun...

 

[Tucson T4R]

Hopefully you'd already shot that thing before you were taking those photos!!

Nope, he cruised off to come back and play another day. :elkgrin: Hopefully he'll take care of a few pack rats while he's here.

 

[Cody1771]

Hopefully you'd already shot that thing before you were taking those photos!!

Where's the fun in taking a photo of a dead snake?

 

[Tucson T4R]

Where's the fun in taking a photo of a dead snake?

Just warm up your tele lens before shooting then he can target the glass and not your face. :sombrero:

 

[nevadajh]

Took these last week..

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Some local residents we spotted a few days ago on the Waccasassa River

 

[john101477]

What is that bird Pat?

 

[nevadajh]

Got this hawk on Monday!

 

[LACamper]

Taken in Springfield, LA. Sorry, cheap camera...

 

[unwiredadventures]

Camping with Killer Whales

We were treated to a rare sight of Killer Whales on our way to camping on the Santa Cruz Island off the coast of California.

 

[nevadajh]

So today after work I went hunting for mustangs to photograph and in Dayton I came across a heard of about 10 plus 2 younger ones. They got within about three feet of me....super cool day.

 

[cchoc]

Some black bear shots from the Smokies

 

[Tucson T4R]

Nice shots. I love the one sleeping draped over the tree branch.