gessman Loc: Colorado

I will definately have to be careful if ever driving in Britain, which I would like to do some day. :D[/quote]
Mollie is a little too high strung for things like nursing home duty just yet. She's just over two and needs to settle down some.

Another amazing thing, I think, that I meant to add earlier is that the farmer's fields in England are often broken up and separated by quite a bit of distance, sometimes 1/4 to 1/2 a mile. Often they have multiple herds in different fields. When a field is grazed down the herds have to be moved to a field that's been "resting" for a while so the BCs get to move 'em, sometime with the farmer but mostly not.

The country roads there weren't designed and "engineered" like most of ours. They merely paved the livestock trails that went from one field to another and the paths that went from one farmer's place to another. As smart as they are, I don't know how the farmers are able to convey to the dogs which herd they need to move and which field they need to move them to and never got a chance to discuss it with anyone of the farmers. The dogs indeed take on the importance of a hired hand being there on their centuries old trails from field to field where generations of their ancestors have been moving livestock on those same trails for hundreds of years. When we drive down a country lane there we're driving on their range all of which makes it easy to understand why the "manslaughter" charge when one of the dogs are killed.

LittleRedFish Loc: Naw'lens (New Orleans)

I love the first one! their all great shots, but the fox is by far the best. Rachel

gessman Loc: Colorado

Thanks.

SJD Loc: Colorado

WOW Lucky you to grab a fox! I too am a critter lover! I have plenty of Mule-ees with snacks hanging out of their mouths. But never have I captured a jumping Elk??

YocoYur Loc: Slovenia

I love all the critters, so I try to take pictures of them all the time if I get camera with me.

Sleeping beauty


Before the take off


Don`t be afraid of me, I am just a little Dino


Can you find me?


After the take off

gessman Loc: Colorado

He was camera shy, I guess. You've been digging up old stuff, eh? That elk was in RMNPark last fall about this time. They were going nuts buggling, etc., and he just suddenly needed some space I guess so he took off out of the meadow, crossed the road, and headed into the woods.

SJD Loc: Colorado

Hey you stole my Orange and white cat! lol.. Nice critter shots!

YocoYur Loc: Slovenia

Here are a few fresh shots from the last day trip around the country side. All the pictures were taken with Canon SX220HS.

Torro


Dino


and Poncho


Carduelis carduelis


Water walking duck


Hey guys, there is a little bit narrowly, we are packed like sardine


Cricket is waiting strawberry to ripen

YocoYur Loc: Slovenia

Stork was hunting around my house.

Canon SX 220 HS - 14 x zoom


Canon SX 220 HS - 14 x zoom


Canon SX 220 HS - 14 x zoom