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Snackin

Snackin

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Jan, 2016

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I have only seen Hummingbird Moths once on my property. They look just like hummingbirds when they are flapping their wings.

These young Pileated Woodpeckers are waiting for Mom and Dad . They were high up in their nest .

I used my 70-200 lens and got as close as I could without scaring this hummingbird moth.

Up Up & Away

Played with this in Photoshop and just had fun with it.

Followed this grouse for quite a while. The Ruffed Grouse is the most widespread game bird in North America. The male is known for his wing beating

It was Thanksgiving and we went hosrseback riding . Played with this photo using On One Software.

This young Pileated woodpecker was letting Mom know he was still hungry .

Went for a hike and captured this photo .The larch trees are so colourful in the fall.

There were two baby squirrels playing in a blue bird house. This one was looking at me through the hole. They were adorable.

This little filly named Foxy was staying very close to her Mama.

I Love My Kitty Cat

These horses were frisky and had a lot of energy. I took these photos from inside my Kubota as it was snowing pretty good.

These young pileated woodpeckers are waiting to be fed. I zoomed in with my 100-400 lens as they were quite high up in a poplar tree.

I was dog sitting and throwing the ball for these dogs and we took a break. This photo totally shows the personalities of these 4 dogs. I laughed ou

Captured this shot of this gorgeous Great Gray Owl with my 100-400 zoom lens . ISO was at 1600.

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These baby waxwings were waiting to get fed. There were five of these little young ones. The nest had man made materials intertwined into it.

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