thank you for looking, never know what you will find at this park.

thank you I need to go back to sylvan park and brush up on duck species

Sunny day for my walk in river park north. Tar river on the rise. Strange duck spotted on fast moving water inlet from the river. The ugly little nutria (river rat) moved up into the main park area. almost run over by deer stampede when a dog flushed it out on the other trail (was potential for great shot but I reacted too slow. still got a good 5 mile walk in.

need duck ID please

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nutria

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birds on drying rack


missed her upper left

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last one

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great shots. makes me want to enlarge and explore every detail of the action.

love the first one, you had a great birthday shoot, may you have many more :thumbup:

thank you Doddy

thank you rlaugh

My favorite area of the park when the tar river water level lets me back there

a few shots while walking last week

swamp area heavy edit

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gumball on path


cormorant family

I have been looking forward to each and every one of your crate series creations. Very very good :thumbup: :thumbup:

we are at max capacity to properly spoil 2 dogs and 2 cats all rescue

thank you for looking

yes the last one is just after being hit with snowball. at first he thought he was in trouble but soon figured the game out and started trying to catch them.

thanks for quick reply very new to posting and photography. Love the hobby

This is our Tibetan Mastiff named Axel. we did not know that he was only 6-8 months old when we got him from animal control. they grow for 5 years before maturity and to well over 100lbs. He is about 115lbs now.

was not sure about snowball fight but soon got into spirit


the day we got him


recent event


he can fly during one of his "mad dog runs"


keeps watch on yard for squirel invasion


couch potato at times


watches tv with niece


after i rescued a racoon from him one night


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