G.E. Smith wrote:
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Oh my Greg!!!
What a treat!!!! The "mooses" with fur on their antlers...not at intimidated by you or "something" pointed at them BY YOU...
Most excellent photography! And in your "backyard" so to speak or literally!!!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Oh my Greg!!!
What a treat!!!! The "mooses" with fur on their antlers...not at intimidated by you or "something" pointed at them BY YOU...
Most excellent photography! And in your "backyard" so to speak or literally!!!
Dan
Thanks Dan, I feel bad for them in this heat. Granted it's not the east coast heat + humidity but it's still hot. Especially when you have a black coat of hair. They are hanging out by a fresh water spring and laying down in the wet grass to stay cool. They got it figured out.
I'm massively behind the posting (Prague, Brno, firefighters...), so here are some shots from a Vincent van Gogh immersive exhibition opening in Bratislava last week.
Milan Hutera wrote:
I'm massively behind the posting (Prague, Brno, firefighters...), so here are some shots from a Vincent van Gogh immersive exhibition opening in Bratislava last week.
pliukaitis wrote:
John, how big is that hummingbird nest?
It's pretty small ! These are from last night, I don't expect them to be there much longer. Both babies take up all the space. Maybe the size of a average lemon ?
Turtle Mountain and the site of the tragic Frank Slide in the Crowsnest Pass area of southern Alberta, Canada. The Frank Slide occurred on April 29, 1903, burying part of the town of Frank and killing over 70 people.
Turtle Mountain and Frank Slide, Alberta
Canon EOS R5m2RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM lens24mmf/11.01/320s200 ISO0.0 EV