Everybody has raccoons, they are everywhere, I have a special one who visits a couple nights a week. He/she? is a Blonde Raccoon, fairly rare. Taken through my screen door, that is why image is soft. If I open door it runs off.
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Everybody has raccoons, they are everywhere, I have a special one who visits a couple nights a week. He/she? is a Blonde Raccoon, fairly rare. Taken through my screen door, that is why image is soft. If I open door it runs off.
Tame duck looking for food in Spanaway, WA.
Opossum mom in my yard with a passel of babies.
This is Maddie. She was a foster dog. We gave her a forever home this past week.
She is better looking than the one that comes up on my porch for the cat food.
I've recently set up a wildlife section on my website, which I was in two minds about. I am predominantly a landscape photographer, but I do enjoy other elements such as nature and wildlife. A lot of the images are 'fillers' for now, as I need to try and get cleaner, uncluttered backgrounds for my future work.
www.mshannon.co.uk
Mark Shannon - Wildlife & Nature
I am an enthusiast photographer currently based in the South West of Scotland and specialise in landscape and nature photography.
www.mshannon.co.uk
I only post my own images & I had a pond in the back yard for a decade. I came out with my camera
and there they were.
Nice to Meet you, my lovely dog : Lola.
Chocolate same to my antidrepressant, last eleven years.
It’s why I wake up all the morning
Chocolate same to my antidrepressant, last eleven years.
It’s why I wake up all the morning
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Top one female
Bottom one male
Top one female
Bottom one male
Rocky Mountain, in July 2019. The last cause Covid !
Landed in Denver, one of our most pharaonic expeditions can begin, and this year, American will reveal one of its facets, never uncovered before.
We christen this road trip with the discovery of Estes Park, still in Colorado, with its Rocky Mountains buried under 1.5 m of snow, whilst my region is facing an enormous heatwave.
Up there, breathing proves difficult, ironically, we climbed by car. It’s important to mention throughout all the Rocky Mountains of America - like the ones explored before with Sequoia Park – the roads pass by without any pain, and without realising it, given the wide lanes and open sights. (translate for U by my friend)
Landed in Denver, one of our most pharaonic expeditions can begin, and this year, American will reveal one of its facets, never uncovered before.
We christen this road trip with the discovery of Estes Park, still in Colorado, with its Rocky Mountains buried under 1.5 m of snow, whilst my region is facing an enormous heatwave.
Up there, breathing proves difficult, ironically, we climbed by car. It’s important to mention throughout all the Rocky Mountains of America - like the ones explored before with Sequoia Park – the roads pass by without any pain, and without realising it, given the wide lanes and open sights. (translate for U by my friend)
I'm glad you were able to spend some time in Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park. These are wonderful places indeed.
I am in to birds and insects, it used to be my main hobby.
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you're right. Very nice picture and human being should take this for example. Nature. Respect
No barriers between me and the gator. Head raised had me concerned, but at least no hissing where I give them a lot of room. This, I just watched as I walked by, perhaps 10' away.
A wee squirrel near the loch while I was out testing the Nikon D500. Got right down on my belly with the D500 and 500mm PF to get this one and somehow had flicked off IS. I have to say I much prefer my Z6 for wildlife so that D500 will sit in my camera bag unless it is needed for a specific use case like BIF or in a hide (So it can serve double duty as a scope).