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• May 19, 2014

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Hey Dave, I think it's due to climate change

 

• May 19, 2014

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ontos said:

Hey Dave, I think it's due to climate change

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Ahhh yeah, totally forgot about that!

 

• May 20, 2014

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• May 20, 2014

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Nice shot Merv!

 

• May 24, 2014

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Found this little fella outside last night at 11pm after our dog was going crazy.

 

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• May 24, 2014

• #66

Jeff Hunt

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Sure you can!

You never know when an opportunity will present itself! (and hopefully a camera is nearby!)

The other day, a Red Tail Hawk was in the neighborhood and came to rest in an old Douglas Fir near my porch. He was giving several Blue Jays the hard eyeball. The Blue Jays weren't liking it a bit!

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Nice picture but I think you will find that the hawk in the photo is either a Cooper's Hawk or a Sharp Shinned Hawk. The two are very similar and hard to say based on just this one photo.

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• May 24, 2014

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Aaron Brooks Wolters

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Old Wizzard, that ROCKS sir. Very cool indeed.
Merv, another excellent shot sir. You have become very proficient with the camera sir!
Wildcat, excellent shots of the..............hedgehog? Not ever seen one other than in captivity or on TV.

 

• May 24, 2014

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Yeah, it's probably a Cooper's.

Pretty good sized, about a foot and a half tall...the most common Hawk in this area is a Redtailed, so I figured it was a young one.

Being here in the middle of town, you don't see Hawks of anykind that often.

 

• May 24, 2014

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That is one interesting critter.

 

• May 24, 2014

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Aaron Brooks Wolters said:

Wildcat, excellent shots of the..............hedgehog? Not ever seen one other than in captivity or on TV.

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Hi Aaron, that little beauty is an Echidna. I must admit it's the first time I've ever seen one in the wild myself, so it was pretty cool.
Echidna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

• May 24, 2014

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Chamber's Creek separates Lakewood from University Place. You seldom see a big buck like this from the 200-acre Chamber's Creek Wilderness behind my home, Tacoma area. The rest of the area for miles around is built-up. Last year a big buck graced my front yard with two does.



He sauntered over to the next yard.



One of the does stayed behind. Here is the buck looking at her and looking at me

 

• May 24, 2014

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Wildcat said:

Hi Aaron, that little beauty is an Echidna. I must admit it's the first time I've ever seen one in the wild myself, so it was pretty cool.
Echidna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Pretty cool looking and I am sure that's not an animal that will be handled very often!

 

• May 24, 2014

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the doe had is reaction to me

 

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• May 25, 2014

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Here's my winter Buck, the only time of year they're not down in the river valley.


The Buck Antelope gathers his harem every fall at this location, which is on the way to one of my favorite fishing holes.

 

• May 25, 2014

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We have plenty of Deer up in this area, too...

 

• May 25, 2014

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Deer, like Elk and Moose, are cud chewers like cows and are prone to fart like them as well.
More methane for the climate changers to worry about.

 

• May 25, 2014

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• May 25, 2014

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Good shots guys!

 

• May 25, 2014

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Went to the Toronto airport today and caught mama coyote out for a stroll. Looks like she has some little ones somewhere.

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Jeff

 

• May 25, 2014

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Jeff Hunt said:

Went to the Toronto airport today and caught mama coyote out for a stroll. Looks like she has some little ones somewhere.

Cheers,

Jeff

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I was out flying last weekend and had one run out in front of me as I landed. Right as I touched down.