What's your best wild life photo? #2 (Page 21): Just a couple for your perusal...... :mrgreen:...

silverhawk Loc: Born a West Virginian, Living in Virginia

Just a couple for your perusal...... :mrgreen:

Perry Loc: Washington Michigan

silverhawk wrote:

Just a couple for your perusal...... :mrgreen:

Did you catch that ray? Good shot.

genepoole Loc: Alaska (South Central)

Here's a few Dall Sheep.

Thanks for looking,

Lee

Scratching the nose and watching Mom eat.

Standing there being cute.

Nice ram walking up to say, hello.

genepoole Loc: Alaska (South Central)

A few eagle shots. This one was standing on a chunk of ice eating a rabbit. She got nervous at me taking her picture, turned around and put the carcass in her mouth, jumped up with one flap of her wings and transferred the carcass to her claws, then flew away.

These shots are a long ways off but I couldn't resist the temptation to try to record it.

Thanks for looking,

Lee

Eating rabbit

Taking off with rabbit parts in mouth

Transferring parts from mouth to claws

Perry Loc: Washington Michigan

genepoole wrote:

Here's a few Dall Sheep.

Thanks for looking,

Lee

Beautiful, excellent lighting as well!

Perry Loc: Washington Michigan

genepoole wrote:

A few eagle shots. This one was standing on a chunk of ice eating a rabbit. She got nervous at me taking her picture, turned around and put the carcass in her mouth, jumped up with one flap of her wings and transferred the carcass to her claws, then flew away.

These shots are a long ways off but I couldn't resist the temptation to try to record it.

Thanks for looking,

Lee

Sweet!

southernbc Loc: Greenwood, BC, Canada

Thanks a Lot!

genepoole Loc: Alaska (South Central)

Perry wrote:

genepoole wrote:

Here's a few Dall Sheep.

Thanks for looking,

Lee

Beautiful, excellent lighting as well!

Perry,

Thanks for the comments....much appreciated. I looked at your avatar...it looks like a largemouth bass you have there. When I lived in OR , that was one of my favorite eating freshwater fish, number two to the Crappie.

Thanks for the memory.

Lee

silverhawk Loc: Born a West Virginian, Living in Virginia

Perry wrote:

silverhawk wrote:

Just a couple for your perusal...... :mrgreen:

Did you catch that ray? Good shot.

Thanks, I have caught them before, but not this one...just happened to be "looking on" when it was hooked...do you see the hook, not in the mouth.....here's a "shad" from the James River at Richmond, VA

SHAD & HERRING FISHING THE JAMES RIVER, RICHMOND, VA

silverhawk Loc: Born a West Virginian, Living in Virginia

genepoole wrote:

Perry wrote:

genepoole wrote:

Here's a few Dall Sheep.

Thanks for looking,

Lee

Beautiful, excellent lighting as well!

Perry,

Thanks for the comments....much appreciated. I looked at your avatar...it looks like a largemouth bass you have there. When I lived in OR , that was one of my favorite eating freshwater fish, number two to the Crappie.

Thanks for the memory.

Lee

Here's one I caught for your remembrance...... :thumbup:

LARGEMOUTH BASS ON A FLY ROD FROM FARM POND

genepoole Loc: Alaska (South Central)

Here's one I caught for your remembrance...... :thumbup:[/quote]

Silverhawk,

Now there we go! What wonderful memories! Those farm ponds always had a surprise or two in store. We don't have warm water fish in Alaska but we have literally thousands of ponds and lakes that look like they should have bass and crappie. Good thing I like salmon, too.

Thanks for the remembrance,

Lee

Jimmy Mack 3 Loc: WAshington, England UK

I think your photos are great we do'nt have much wild life
aroud here but we were suprised when he droped in

our friendly Magpie

Country's Mama Loc: Michigan

Jimmy Mack 3 wrote:

I think your photos are great we do'nt have much wild life
aroud here but we were suprised when he droped in

No Magpies here, but when out west I tried to get shots of them. I thought they looked like some exotic bird. I was surprised to learn these beautiful birds were magpies. Seems like they should have a more elegant name.

silverhawk Loc: Born a West Virginian, Living in Virginia

BISON IN YELLOWSTONE PARK

silverhawk Loc: Born a West Virginian, Living in Virginia

Photos of a "Groundhog" in Virginia... :mrgreen: