Love those little chipmunks-Lets see yours.
Dec 16, 2011 21:49:23 #
SQUIRL033 wrote:
here are a couple of a little fella i 'shot' at Stanley Lake in Idaho...
I love the way you capture detail.
Dec 16, 2011 22:45:35 #
Dec 16, 2011 23:36:39 #
jokescache1 wrote:
hope no one minds,,here's some of mine..yankee meadows, last year..---joe
No one minds. It is a thread for anyone with Chipmunks to post them.
I like how you have captured them interacting with each other.
Dec 16, 2011 23:40:25 #
I love it....I could only wish I could get shots like that. Great job and you really do not need HDR they are great on their own...
Dec 16, 2011 23:43:27 #
Country's Mama wrote:
He looks like he is doing a little dance.
elisab wrote:
These little guys are so cute. So tiny and so active at the same time. THese little fellows sit below my bird feeder and catch the falling bird feed.
He looks like he is doing a little dance.
I think he is doing the Electric Slide!!
Dec 16, 2011 23:55:38 #
forbescat wrote:
I love the way you capture detail.
SQUIRL033 wrote:
here are a couple of a little fella i 'shot' at Stanley Lake in Idaho...
I love the way you capture detail.
thanks, Forbescat!
Dec 17, 2011 03:49:43 #
Please excuse the fuzzy focus as I took this through the front room window across the yard at a rock and Gnome garden.
I had to grab the camera and hurry up a picture before this guy ran off. The stump is this Chipmunks favorite cone shucking spot and he does not like the frog sitting there. Normally he just kicks the frog off onto the ground and that is what I thought I was hopefully going to get a picture of. However this time he proceeded to give the frog a good scolding.
I thought it was cute.
Dan :thumbup:
I had to grab the camera and hurry up a picture before this guy ran off. The stump is this Chipmunks favorite cone shucking spot and he does not like the frog sitting there. Normally he just kicks the frog off onto the ground and that is what I thought I was hopefully going to get a picture of. However this time he proceeded to give the frog a good scolding.
I thought it was cute.
Dan :thumbup:
Dec 17, 2011 10:05:30 #
Dec 17, 2011 10:18:48 #
Dandij,
That looks like a Red Squirrel. Even though they are pint sized they are very territorial and will chase away grey squirrels and other animals that are much larger. They are fearless!
Great capture with it claiming its stump.
Looks like it has a tick attached just behind its ear.
That looks like a Red Squirrel. Even though they are pint sized they are very territorial and will chase away grey squirrels and other animals that are much larger. They are fearless!
Great capture with it claiming its stump.
Looks like it has a tick attached just behind its ear.
Dec 17, 2011 17:51:41 #
Randy S.
Thanks for the heads up that he is a squirrel. And yes he is very protective of his perceived territory. When I am out working in the yard he persistently follows me around with loud scolding chips.
Dan :thumbup:
Thanks for the heads up that he is a squirrel. And yes he is very protective of his perceived territory. When I am out working in the yard he persistently follows me around with loud scolding chips.
Dan :thumbup:
Dec 17, 2011 22:54:06 #
KimParks wrote:
I love it....I could only wish I could get shots like that. Great job and you really do not need HDR they are great on their own...
i was out looking for areas to use to try doing a HDR when the lil fella came along and posed for me the hard drive with the original photos is still in my old computer or i would have posted a normal pic
Dec 18, 2011 00:10:24 #
This little guy made my day after i got home. It was like he was posing just for this PP that i did.
Dec 18, 2011 03:09:01 #
And a couple more to enjoy. I was really interrupting him getting to his home. He kept running this way and that way until he finally figured out how to come in from behind me to get to his home.
Dec 18, 2011 12:45:00 #
autumnshades wrote:
This little guy made my day after i got home. It was like he was posing just for this PP that i did.
He couldn't have posed more perfectly.
Dec 18, 2011 12:45:38 #
Rustykeys wrote:
And a couple more to enjoy. I was really interrupting him getting to his home. He kept running this way and that way until he finally figured out how to come in from behind me to get to his home.
Love the stuffed cheeks.
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