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Morris the Cat

Morris the Cat

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Canon EOS REBEL T4i

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 320 Shutter 1/4 Focal Length 135/1

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Dec, 2016

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It turned out to be a foggy New Years Day here in Southern Oklahoma, but I still had to go and give some wildlife photography a try.

Neighbor's cat that lives at my house

Made a small road trip to Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge on Lake Texoma and had the opportunity to capture this Great Blue Heron

Had just got a new lens and was looking for anything to shoot. Found this little frog hanging out in my backyard.

Red or Fox squirrel walking on his hind legs

Ruby, one of my dogs spotted me in the yard and came running and leaded over an object just as I shot

While out working one day I heard a hoot owl, so I made my imitation of his call and before I knew it I had another one hooting and then moments later

Made a road trip to a local refuge to see what I could find to capture with my camera today.

Mandy is my parents dog and she was kind enough to pose for me today. lol

Fox squirrel enjoying a acorn for dinner.

while out doing some storm chasing with a friend, we drove past these windmills in Texas.

Out for a walk in Aug. and met this Whitetail buck trying to hide from me in the brush.

After leaving from church on a rainy day here in Southeastern Oklahoma, I drove past this eagle standing on the grass next to the shoulder of the high

A friends lab puppy that never gets still for very long.

Butterflies swarming the thistle weeds for a lunch time nectar meal

Just one of the many views from the walking trail of the south rim, of the Grand Canyon.

Neighborhood Flowers

You know your hooked on this hobby when you spot someone carrying or shooting a camera and you take a photo of them just to see what it is they are sh

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