Your Wild Life Photos
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Good shot shinpachi!
fubar57
General
Cedar Waxwings on a gloomy about to get a crap load of snow day...
mikewint
Captain
Nice, always difficult to shoot against the brighter sky. Had several hundred snow geese fly overhead last two days in huge V-formations. Natch no camera handy. Just caught one small formation
Good shots!
parsifal
Colonel
I live in Orange NSW and am pleased to say that over the last 10 years or so there has been a nice recovery of some birds and tree dwelling marsupials. They had been listed as all but extinct as local populations, due to a number of threats from feral cats and dogs, loss of tree cover (of the right kind, being a vegetation alliance known the box gum grassy woodland, which is vegetation under severe threat these days)
However, the superb parrots seem to be fighting back as the following photo shows:
This shot is not mine. it was taken by a friend of mine, rosemary stapleton. The caption reads:
Superb parrots feeding on elm seed at the golf course, Orange. Image and Copyright: Rosemary Stapleton
However, the superb parrots seem to be fighting back as the following photo shows:
This shot is not mine. it was taken by a friend of mine, rosemary stapleton. The caption reads:
Superb parrots feeding on elm seed at the golf course, Orange. Image and Copyright: Rosemary Stapleton
mikewint
Captain
That is cool
Nice shot!
great shots guys.
michaelmaltby
Colonel
mikewint
Captain
One of my favorite critters...very nice
fubar57
General
Great shots Marcel. I've only seen one in the wild, running down the street behind my house
mikewint
Captain
That is really neat. None here in the south though LOTS of coyotes in the forest behind the house. Never actually seen one but most nights you can hear them loud and clear. Last time I actually saw a wolf in the wild was out west many year ago
Nice shots shinpachi!
fubar57
General
Canada Geese in Kamloops on Heffley Lake.
Good shots George!
