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There really are bears in the woods. This one was on creek we were fishing and I think I was making her nervous

There really are bears in the woods. This one was on creek we were fishing and I think I was making her nervous
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Canon EOS Kiss Digital X

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Aperture f/10.0 ISO 200 Shutter 1/25

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Aug, 2012

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Cute capture, very well done!

Great capture! Without a doubt looks like she is sticking her tounge out at you. Ha Ha Ha!! Great fun photo, well done!!

Great face, love this one!

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the morning after a spring snowstorm in Northern New Mexico, everything was super saturated. The colors in the woods were quite magical with the purpl

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A small herd of 4 does and their yearlings came visiting our yard here in northern New Mexico. It was the first time we saw the does eating juniper be

taken after a snow storm when everything was washed out and I was driving by. I enjoy the turquoise sky and the rich dark doorway with eh adobe wall

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