alameda wrote:
Doug, Your skills are amazing. Wonderful shots- all! They all looked very healthy - better than the ones we have at our zoo in Alb. Steve W
Thank you for the generous words Steve, they were definitely not missing too many meals! There are a lot of deer close to the sanctuary, as is Hwy 44, a lot of road kill is brought in for the wolves, works out good for everyone....except the deer!
Chris Willis wrote:
Doug, these are really nice. They don't show any evidence of enclosures or anythign like that, and I love the eye contact in these pictures.
Chris
Thank you Chris. Their enclosure is about 2 acres, it is very wooded with a pond, I think there were 7 or 9 in there at the time I took these, so everyone had a little room to roam about.
Hi Doug, what beautiful animals. I used to have a husky and every time I see a wolf or a coyote I want to go give it a hug. I wouldn't, of course, but the desire is there. They certainly were keeping an eye on you. I like the effect you captured of the wolves looking at you from behind trees. Looking forward to the next batch.
Elessar wrote:
Hi Doug, what beautiful animals. I used to have a husky and every time I see a wolf or a coyote I want to go give it a hug. I wouldn't, of course, but the desire is there. They certainly were keeping an eye on you. I like the effect you captured of the wolves looking at you from behind trees. Looking forward to the next batch.
Jay
Thanks Jay, they were certainly curious and got a little braver each time they passed by.
Thank you Dave, they were very inquisitive, definitely checking out the stranger in their compound.
The wolf workshop looks like it would be a lot of fun. Especially the one coming up with the wolf pups, sound s like a wonderful experience from reading the reviews. Hope you go, would love to see your images.
