ChrisThayer

My Brown Eyed Girl

My Brown Eyed Girl

She survived everything that Mother Nature threw at her this past winter in Minnesota. I complained about how lousy the winter was...I am humbled by her toughne...
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She survived everything that Mother Nature threw at her this past winter in Minnesota. I complained about how lousy the winter was...I am humbled by her toughness. Polar Vortex be damned!!!
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SONY SLT-A65V

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Aperture f/4 ISO 125 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 1800/10

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Mar, 2014

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Nice ! Great lighting - love it

Awesome capture! Awarded. Yay for her.

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This magnificent juvenile Snowy Owl posed for me on a snowdrift in a wide open farm field. The wind chill was a biting minus forty degrees Fahrenheit,

The Snowy Owl glided into this photographers heart this winter. Boy, I hope they come back soon. I would challenge all of you who have witnessed and p

Buddy is a rescued Labrador Retriever puppy. He's 6 months old and was raised with his siblings alone in the woods of Wisconsin with his mother.
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Whitetail antlers are an amazing example of nature’s wonderful and beautiful handiwork! In fact, deer antlers are among the fastest growing tissues

This Whitetail Buck wandered in for his closeup.

The Snowy irruption this year has been a tremendous opportunity to get shots of this wonderful creature.

Yellow Warblers forage at various levels in the vegetation, although males generally forage higher than females. They glean prey from small limbs and

Our rescue dog Ziggy now lives the good life after a very tough start with some bad dog owners. Apparently, with some people if a hunting dog doesn't

Thousands of Sandhill Cranes are staging at Crex Meadows Wildlife Area north of Grantsburg, Wisconsin, as they prepare for migration. The birds roost

Captured in Hummingbird Park, Henderson, MN

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As I quietly closed the door of my Jeep this morning, the crisp cold smell of the woods filled my nostrils. That familiar smell signaled to my brain t

An almost tropical looking blackbird for here in Minnesota. Its song sounds like a rusty gate closing.

Flying from one tree to another.

The great wingspan of the Snowy Owl

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