Your Wild Life Photos

Makes a change from our roos and possums. :D
 
My dog Blackie, checking out a 'dillo in the front yard, about 30 minutes ago:

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Yeah, he's actually checking out dad trying to take a photo of him checking out the 'dillo. He's meta like that.
 
The wife's pics....

Sandhill Crane. As good as she could get before it took off

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Mountain Bluebird

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Ring-necked Duck

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Canada Goose

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Big A$$ Beaver. It was on the far shore and at first she that it was a bear

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Some Common Loons by the Big A$$ Beaver's lodge

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My pics. Northern Shovelers, female on the left

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Mountain Bluebirds, again, female on the left

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Loons with bad lighting. This was just for the ripples

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The wife was down the day before and saw a very large Bull Moose but couldn't get her camera out in time. This all the was left; beside a might size 8

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Not wildlife but a goal for this summer. To climb up to the lone Pine Tree, about 200' above road level. Not climbing straight up because I'm not stupid.....usually. There's a gully out of frame on the left that leads to an old road about midway up. Walk to the right and again out of frame, there is about a 45° slope back to the Pine Tree. I figure it will take me, my 8 Sherpas and 41 oxygen bottles about 4 days to reach the summit.

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:cool:
 
Osprey

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Belted Kingfisher, the second in-flight one was mostly for ripple effect

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Different Big A$$ Beaver, on the right of the lodge

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This guy was screamin' his guts out the whole time we were there

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Muh crew, looking for spawning Sucker Fish. Water was to ripply for pics

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Back at home, Pine Grosbeak

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Nice!
 
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Rescue mission successful!

I repeat ... Rescue mission successful!
 

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