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Moon Potato posted:
This is rad. I went to Big Bend National Park back in April and, while I didn't see a whole lot of wildlife there, it was a great place.  
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I have no idea what this means, but it made me laugh. Thanks.  
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A Handed Missus posted:
This is rad.
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InternetJunky posted:I have no idea how this happened, but I just found an entire 1/2 day of photos from Kenya that I didn't realise I had. It's been driving me nuts because I knew I had shot a few hundred pictures of this mother and child elephant but it's been a few years so I was starting to doubt my memory. Oh well, early Christmas for me! That's fantastic! I went out a few days ago to bird and spotted a coyote: 
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Loads of great stuff in the past couple pages, but I especially like this one:Bubbacub posted:
How'd you get such nice soft colors? Is it just the time of day?
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These are fantastic! Where is this?
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This is great. Sea turtles are awesome. How about some bee photos!   
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Back in July, I went birding at a state park in Arizona. While I didn't see many birds, I saw tons of lizards: Did something happen to its tail?     Is there a good book or website for identifying lizards (or herpetofauna in general)? I think the first one might be a Plateau Fence Lizard. The fourth one looks a bit like an Arizona Striped Whiptail, but didn't have a blue tail. Identifying lizards seems more difficult than identifying birds.
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