Wildlife
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Walking into the new year be like...
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Right place wrong shutter So many great things happening here.
An active ecosystem today, 20F and sunny at times.
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Strong wind and clouds rolling in, a delight for birds to soar Pretty sure I heard "Witch Hunt" by Rush playing as this unfolded. https://open.spotify.com/track/6cbBAD1AAYVaQR1cx89AZX?si=d58384abd5424961
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Caption This Photo!
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Sometimes, love turns fowl. In this case it worked out
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Did you heron what I heron? It sounds like blue.
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A bunny rabbit detour leads to a wet dog and this
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Determined
Fall Heron Stalking
Cheeky
Proud Mama
Sunrise Stalkers
Predator's Patience Red Tail Hawk
Bad Hair Day Alternative titles: "Rough Night", "Me, After Fighting With My Wife"
Edgy & Horned
A Gaze Beyond
Fading Watch
Curious Standoff
Echoes of the Herd
Emerging Strength
A Glance Before the Glide
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Evening Passage
Before Goodbye, a Gaze
You Again?
Grin in the Green
Wings of Bounty
Honk of the Season
Silent Presence, Crowned Frank the Tank
Fall and Freedom — Never Gets Old
“Look… it’s been a day.”
Who Needs Stars? Sand Hill Cranes
Signs of Life American Kestrel
Flocking to the Fire
Duckless… Again?
Chosen Ice
Twice Chosen Morning two. Whatever they know about this spot, they're certain.
Simply There
Victory Lap
Inconsequential Distance To him, I was inconsequential. The dogs passing by were not.
📍 Badlands National Park | 📷 600mm
Red Dog Meet a "red dog" — the nickname for bison calves born with their signature cinnamon coat. By summer's end, that fleeting red gives way to the dark brown we all recognize.
The adults weren't interested in me at all — but this one? This one had things to say. I just wish I spoke bison.
Distracted Even the wild ones lose focus sometimes.
The Rut There's nothing subtle about September. A bull elk in peak rut, spraying himself with his own urine - a behavior called self-anointing that most people never see framed clearly. The scent, loaded with hormones, advertises his dominance and fitness to cows and warns off rival bulls. The strongest-smelling bull often holds the largest harem.