Wildlife Photography

[Vicreo A Legarreta]

my firts ones

IMG_0497 by Vicreo1, on Flickr
IMG_0510 by Vicreo1, on Flickr
IMG_0165 by Vicreo1, on Flickr

intruder in camp

IMG_0276 by Vicreo1, on Flickr:ylsmoke:

 

[t4rFL]

some from today
DSC_0202 by Mike, on Flickr
DSC_0236 by Mike, on Flickr

 

[rcharrette]

Another Toucan

Here is another Toucan shot from our time in Costa Rica.

 

[zelseman]

Here are a few from a great year of shooting around the country...

 

[pmatusov]

Silver Canyon Road, California

 

[Joe917]

Snowy Owl Season


The truck is parked for the winter so I am searching local wildlife. The Snowy Owls are here!
joemorrisphoto.com

 

[Mccaf]

Yellowstone

Red Fox that lives at what we named Fox Rocks.

“Bob” as seen on the Madison River

Golden Eagles on a Ewe, rangers dragged out further from the road for safety reasons

 

[Joe917]

NICE Lynx, Bobcat?

 

[Mccaf]

Yes, Bobcat.

 

[4x4sporty]

Caught these guys early one morning in Yellowstone

 

[Pathfinder]

A few frames from a recent trip to Yellowstone

A sleeping red fox

a hunting coyote

a bighorn sheep in the meadow below the entrance gate at Gardiner

some feeding wolves

two young bulls testing their mettle

I loved the bobcat pictures earlier

 

[nwoods]

wow Pathfinder! Do you have an instagram account? I'll add it to my list right next to Jimmy Chin's

 

[Pathfinder]

No instagram account I'm afraid. Thanks for the kind words.

Just my old shoebox of stuff I've been doing, mostly since I quit working

Most of my images are somewhere at www.pathfinder.smugmug.com ( just like your images are on smugmug I see as well ) My wildlife images are either under Travel or the Mammals, Birds and Fishes gallery which are both just one level down from the main page, beneath the Gallery tab.

Or you can click on the images on the main page to drop to their parent gallery as well

 

[grogie]

^Wonderful picturs, Pathfinder! (And I've been to many of your covered bridge pictures.)

 

[Pathfinder]

Thanks grogie! Lots of covered bridges in west central Indiana, that's for sure. I like them best when they're snow covered.