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Angry. Had the Canon 300 f/4 on the XH1, but hadn't adjusted the settings to show it, so the camera thought the 50mm was on. Makes a difference in how it sets the autoexposure/auto ISO. I think it may impact the IBIS, too. This bastard did not care that I was there.  Does Not Care I'm There by B. B., on Flickr Gonna Have to Secure the Garbage Again by B. B., on Flickr
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Goddamn, I was not expecting that monstrosity when I opened the wildlife thread.
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Is that fish made out of bacon?
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So, what happens when a young, stupid bull tangles with playground equipment? Two Bulls (one of questionable intellect) by B. B., on FlickrThe large herd was gathered in an easily accessible location today. There were 5 mature bulls in the herd, and a handful of immature bulls (oh, and one bored horse).  The Big Herd by B. B., on Flickr
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Golfing today. Saw him twice, about an hour and a half apart. On this course, I've seen deer, elk, coyote, fox, rabbits and squirrels. Nice living in the Rockies. Fairway 18 by B. B., on Flickr
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BetterLekNextTime posted:Back from Pt. Reyes. We got a really late start and only got to hike at Pierce Point Ranch, but still, mission partly accomplished! Definitely better photos than I got in Wildcat. "Try" to catch a vole? Nice finale there.
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BetterLekNextTime posted:Thanks! I'm pretty sure the one on the right yelled TITTY TWISTER right before I took that photo. Hot drat! Goons getting recognition.
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President Beep posted:For good stuff this time! Mug shots count as portrait photography.
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Golfing today. From the 9th Fairway by B. B., on Flickr From the 9th by B. B., on Flickr Watching my final approach shot by B. B., on Flickr
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Atlatl posted:This lizard is like 2-3 ft long and keeps showing up in my driveway, but as soon as I get out the door it takes off behind the fence. Lizards can get used to people pretty quick, especially large ones. If you can sit in his line of sight for a while he'll learn to ignore you. Nice shot, too.
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Just look at this fat bastard. Fatso by B. B., on Flickr
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Well, the loving elk didn't like their picture being taken and hired a deer hit-person. She missed, though. She comes down the mountain on the right about a second into the video. Near Deer Suicide1 by B. B., on Flickr
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theHUNGERian posted:I found a tree that is super popular with the Hummingbirds. Never leave. I get nice hummingbird pics but they're all with feeder backgrounds. They're such brave little things, they get used to people being close so fast.
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xzzy posted:For gloves, get something with removable fingertips. Valleret is the high roller boutique option, but they do make a good product. Cheap end is golf mittens. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=golf+mittens&ref=nb_sb_noss Bonus: You can keep a chemical warmer in each mitten and they're stellar.
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This bugger scouts my house every evening just around dusk, and I find his prints coming up my driveway frequently, but no lost chickens yet. He was heading home for the day when I saw him this morning, looked like a mole in his mouth.  Wide Fox by B. B., on Flickr Portrait Fox by B. B., on Flickr Landscape Fox by B. B., on Flickr
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-CHA posted:Taken in Valley of Fire state park Nevada. Some weird artifacts on this until I clicked thru to Flickr. Beautiful.
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jarlywarly posted:I took a photo that wasn't a bird nor a macro! You were looking for a bird or a bug, admit it.
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I'm going to get a decent picture of this bastard eventually. drat. I'll have to insert video from computer later.  Front Door_2020-07-25_02_28_08_MOTION by B. B., on Flickr
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Zero One posted:
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Verman posted:Actually the polarizer probably would have cut the reflection which is what makes this photo great. Yeah, Im not bright.
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BetterLekNextTime posted:That bear drives a much nicer car than I do. It's the frickin casual way he opens the door like he's done it a hundred times (he has done it a hundred times). He's the reason I had to change out my hummingbird feeder a to ones I can take in and out every night.
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xzzy posted:That's in Colorado? Yeah, Colorado. Now, we lock the car. We're always careful to have no food in them, so this was surprising. Seats were wet and bits of bear fur. Fortunately, my wife's car. My wrangler is harder for bears, because it's a push in button while pulling. Some bears still do it, though.
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The deer are ultimately more destructive than the bear. Yard rats.
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How about rodents of unusual size? No chance of getting mauled, I don't think.  Vole in the plants by B. B., on Flickr Those are its ears by B. B., on Flickr
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We were at Grand Lake this week. (The lake pictured is just a small pond nearby.) Our first day, my wife and son were on the dock when the local moose mom and kid showed up and trapped them for a half hour or so. Finally, they just got in the canoe and went down the bank a bit. The water is only about 2 feet deep there, so they were concerned that putting the boat in would attract attention, but it became clear the moose mom was there for the long haul.  No you may not leave the dock by B. B., on Flickr Moosling by B. B., on Flickr Keeping an Eye on Me by B. B., on Flickr
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So, bumped the dial from A to 8000 shutter speed. Great. Fall Elk by B. B., on Flickr
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jarlywarly posted:Another one from my ludicrously lucky hare encounter. Sweet.
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xzzy posted:That is a good looking coyote. All the ones I see are mangy or skinny as gently caress. Same for me. He was the biggest I've seen, too.
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When I see coyote in more urban areas, more likely to be mangy. So, the ones I see on the golf course in highly urban areas look bad. At Cherry Creek State park, still surrounded by Denver, but it's a very large area of completely rural/wild nature, they're far more healthy. The one I posted in this thread earlier was the largest/healthiest I've seen. At my house, on top of a mountain, houses on one acre lots, it literally splits the difference. Smaller, not obviously unhealthy coyote. It's almost as if people gently caress them up.
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There's a small herd of bull elk that I've seen four or five times the last couple of weeks. No cows at all, 8 mature bulls, 4 or 5 young ones. Practice fighting, hanging around. Really not aggressive toward me at all, which is not the case when it's a mixed herd.  More Practice by B. B., on Flickr Young Bulls by B. B., on FlickrEdit: Small family of mule deer down the hill from my house.  3AGR by B. B., on Flickr Family Look Right by B. B., on Flickr
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samantonio posted:Tallgrass Prairie Natural Preserve, KS Bird thread. https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3171184&pagenumber=169&perpage=40 Edit: Not a criticism, those aren't the first birds we've had here, just thought you'd appreciate the dedicated thread. This boy has seen some poo poo you won't believe.  Got Some Serious Antler Issues by B. B., on Flickr
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Took my life in my own hands on Tuesday.  Deer in Fog by B. B., on Flickr Not a Fan of the Weather by B. B., on Flickr Wildlife You Say by B. B., on Flickr
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theHUNGERian posted:If I took a picture of snow during blue hour and then edited it back to pure white, at least some of the magic would go away. Yup. White is fine as an exposure thing, but the color tint shouldn't be hosed with too far from what was happening.
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