falcnr said:A few recent encounters illustrating I had too much focal length sometimes. :
Very nice shots. Curious; is the brown guy a black bear? BC??
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Your best animal shots!
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Very nice shots. Curious; is the brown guy a black bear? BC??
Jack
Great series of fantastic safari photos,Kerry! What an exciting life you lead. 8)Click said:Very nice series, Kerry. Keep posting.
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Too much focal length in the presence of large carnivorous bears would be a survival tool in my book ;Dfalcnr said:A few recent encounters illustrating I had too much focal length sometimes. :
Wonderful photos!
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On safari in my yard, I came across some fearsome Brown Anoles ;D
Brown Anole lizard (Anolis sagrei) in Norfolk Pine (Araucaria heterophylla) by Eric Johnson, on Flickr
Brown Anole lizard (Anolis sagrei) by Eric Johnson, on Flickr
Brown Anole lizard (Anolis sagrei) by Eric Johnson, on Flickr
Brown Anole lizard (Anolis sagrei) by Eric Johnson, on Flickr
Brown Anole lizard (Anolis sagrei) in Norfolk Pine (Araucaria heterophylla) by Eric Johnson, on FlickrBrown Anole lizard (Anolis sagrei) by Eric Johnson, on FlickrBrown Anole lizard (Anolis sagrei) by Eric Johnson, on FlickrBrown Anole lizard (Anolis sagrei) by Eric Johnson, on Flickr
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Hi Eric.
Very nice shots from your safari, I like the first one, but I think the last one trumps it, showing the lizard utilising his man made environment as a display platform, and well he's displaying.
Cheers, Graham.
Very nice shots from your safari, I like the first one, but I think the last one trumps it, showing the lizard utilising his man made environment as a display platform, and well he's displaying.
Cheers, Graham.
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Valvebounce said:
Lovely, the kind of creature that my daughter would want to cuddle and my wife freak out at!
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Thanks, Valvebounce and Jack, for the kind comments.
In Hawaii, geckos and other similar lizards are frequently found in or around one's house. They don't bother you, but they do make a mess with their droppings
Years ago, we had visitors from the mainland over for dinner. Before leaving, the lady pulled my wife aside and said "I don't mean to embarrass you, but did you know you have lizards in your house?" ;D
In Hawaii, geckos and other similar lizards are frequently found in or around one's house. They don't bother you, but they do make a mess with their droppings
Years ago, we had visitors from the mainland over for dinner. Before leaving, the lady pulled my wife aside and said "I don't mean to embarrass you, but did you know you have lizards in your house?" ;D
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serendipidy said:Thanks, Valvebounce and Jack, for the kind comments.
In Hawaii, geckos and other similar lizards are frequently found in or around one's house. They don't bother you, but they do make a mess with their droppings
Years ago, we had visitors from the mainland over for dinner. Before leaving, the lady pulled my wife aside and said "I don't mean to embarrass you, but did you know you have lizards in your house?" ;D
Jack
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Well, I'll share my worst recent animal shot. Heard commotion from the backyard (screeching Steller's jays, mostly), grabbed my camera and managed one shot (on all the wrong settings) through my window of this fox. :-[
First direct (non-trailcam) sighting of a fox in my yard; hoping for better luck next time!
First direct (non-trailcam) sighting of a fox in my yard; hoping for better luck next time!
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