Canon 7DII, EF 100-400 II at 400mm, no vertical crop
Canon 7D, Tamron 150-600 at various lengths and crops
Canon 7D, Tamron 150-600 at various lengths and crops
Pronghorns, deer, bison and other ungulates in the wild...
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I was out driving around the country this afternoon (had my winter tires switched off, so I was getting some kilometres in before retightening the lug nuts) hoping to run across some interesing wildlife. This is pretty much all I saw.
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I work in new construction and the houses we are currently working is a newer division on the side of a mountain. For many with their back yards facing up the hill, the lucky owners are paying for a backyard about 15ft deep with a 30ft cement retaining wall at the end. From inside the house, looking out the back window on the main floor, you can not see sky. It feels like a prison. Yet people are still coughing up between 1.7-2.5 million per house! Ill try to remember to grab a picture.Jack Douglas said:
I see what you mean! Now if this was the property, it would be a little better: https://www.rew.ca/properties/R2191540/4225-cedar-drive-coquitlam-bc?property_browse=burke-mountain-coquitlam-bcRyananthony said:
Still I wouldn't trade my 8 acres 15 minutes from Sherwood Park here in the good old Beaver hills. Trouble is they trapped my beaver and blew up his dam last year and now every creature is sad and many seemed to have moved away. It really hit home what an ecosystem is!
Jack
https://www.rew.ca/properties/R2185019/1437-strawline-hill-street-coquitlam-bc?property_search=545304455
This is one of the latest properties we did. There are a few deer, couple of black bears and the odd cougar siting up here. but unfortunately they are all being pushed up the mountain. I used to live in Sherwood park and I too would rather be out there, then up here. I hope your wildlife returns soon.
This is one of the latest properties we did. There are a few deer, couple of black bears and the odd cougar siting up here. but unfortunately they are all being pushed up the mountain. I used to live in Sherwood park and I too would rather be out there, then up here. I hope your wildlife returns soon.
I enjoyed all the shots of that place. The view is pretty nice if you ignore the "city" aspect of it. It's nice to have a context relative to the CR posts form folk.Ryananthony said:
I've often thought about living in BC and our visit to Haida Gwaii had me really keen on a acreage property on the ocean there but then I came back to reality - my age.
I'll hopefully be a regular visitor to BC for some years to come. Very blessed to have the rocky Mountains so near.Jack
Some mule deer from a recent trip to Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks (California, USA). All with 1D4 and 70-200 f2.8 L (non IS).
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