This California Ground Squirrel just posed for me. Most likely this is his sunning spot and did not mind my taking his portrait....
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This California Ground Squirrel just posed for me. Most likely this is his sunning spot and did not mind my taking his portrait.
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My front yard at Myrtle Creek, OregonTime
There was a little post in my front yard which was in good taste allowed native plants so it was appropriate wild enough for this little guy. He had one hole in the road and seemed to attach several feet from that hole. That was his pole and I inched little by little to get this shot. He still felt comfortable with my presence. That was his spot!Lighting
My camera was aging but this was taken at a point either morning or late afternoon when the sun is close to the surrounding hills of the Umpqua Basin. The sun reflected nicely on his furEquipment
Old Canon EOS Rebel XS EOS 1000D Tamarin AF 200-500mm F/5-6.3 (IF) 86 Horseman UV 58mm filterInspiration
I love wildlife and especially when one is so kind to allow me to keep the memory of the moment in photo.Editing
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 Adobe Photoshop Elements 12In my camera bag
Tamron lens 200-500 with Horseman UV 58mm filter Canon lens EFS 18-55mm with Tiffen 58 mm color Grad NDO.6Feedback
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