Shot out the back door through two panes of glass. She has been coming around two or three times a week that we see. Yesterday I had put out scraps of deer meat for her. She would go up to them sniff and jump back as if afraid they would attack her. But we also had put out rancid sesame sticks and she would scarf them down.
I always have a camera sitting by my back door for deer, birds, or whatever. We live in the country and I can expect to see about anything. The camera always has a telephoto. This time it was a Pentax K-3 with a Pentax 300mm F-4.
Note to self: Clean the back windows. Another window would have provided a better angle and only been through a single double pane, but....
Erv
Loc: Medina Ohio
How cool is that Alan!!! Wonderful pictures too!!
Erv wrote:
How cool is that Alan!!! Wonderful pictures too!!
Thank you! I think it's pretty cool.
Neat!
(Anytime one comes through our yard I never have my camera available.)
alandg46 wrote:
Shot out the back door through two panes of glass. She has been coming around two or three times a week that we see. Yesterday I had put out scraps of deer meat for her. She would go up to them sniff and jump back as if afraid they would attack her. But we also had put out rancid sesame sticks and she would scarf them down.
I always have a camera sitting by my back door for deer, birds, or whatever. We live in the country and I can expect to see about anything. The camera always has a telephoto. This time it was a Pentax K-3 with a Pentax 300mm F-4.
Note to self: Clean the back windows. Another window would have provided a better angle and only been through a single double pane, but....
Shot out the back door through two panes of glass.... (
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Nice shots, wouldn't have known thru window.
WessoJPEG wrote:
Nice shots, wouldn't have known thru window.
I was surprised that they came out that well through the door and the storm door. Thank you.
Nicely done ! ......Thanks for sharing 8-)
retlaw
Loc: Northern New Jersey
Nice!! She looks healthy and well fed. Also, I notice that she looks very different from the fox we have here in Jersey -- interesting.
retlaw wrote:
Nice!! She looks healthy and well fed. Also, I notice that she looks very different from the fox we have here in Jersey -- interesting.
She is not as red as I see farther north.
Thank you. BTW she's a gray fox. I Googled it out.
retlaw
Loc: Northern New Jersey
alandg46 wrote:
She is not as red as I see farther north.
The face and body look especially different. As a comparison, here are two that I shot through my back window in NJ (thermal pane).
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