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This is the 2nd of three images in my American West Wildlife Half Portrait series.

Here is my write up for the collection:

"A little over t by JeffNBrenner

A white Gyrfalcon in the snow by mikehudson_4920

A beautiful sunset at the Oceanside Harbor Jetty. Used a long exposure time to capture the movement of the clouds and calm the raging surf. by larrymarshall

Chukotka Sleddog Tayèn by Yonglei

Red Fox by rollandgelly

Young doe catches sight of me as I snapped this photo of her through the brush. by FalconEddie

Having a morning snack by Woombaway

8 week old miniature pinscher puppy experiences her first snow. by macropixel

deer with ferns by jasongines

Haha, Our sweet Mini Aussie loves watching over all the animals the farm. Of course she thinks she is the boss . by lisablevins

Spotted this black rhino walking towards us. I was hoping it will walk along the tree to get the side shot of the rhino walking by MOSTphotography

Photo by Mad_bubbles

Portraits of a real life hunters. by IDAphotos

Courious campolina horse by rodrigopons

Sleepy baby by kaleighkamp

Broccoli Treat? by adavies

It is normal for courting lions to be together for several days. During this period it is common for them to neither hunt nor seek out water. by Paul_Joslin

A pair of Burrowing owlets huddle together while watching me from a distance in the Southern California desert.
Shot with a 500mm prime lens from a r by smkeena

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