Wildlife pictures, please post!

I really like the heron and deer .
:D

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Akayla and Montana, Gray/Timber Wolves from the Muskoka Wildlife Centre by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

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Luna, a Saw-whet Owl from the Muskoka Wildlife Centre by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

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Montana, a Gray/Timber Wolf from the Muskoka Wildlife Centre by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

I'll go again, this time with avians (click to enlarge).

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Originally Posted by Peter Ryan

I really like #2 Brian.

Here are a couple of my leopards. I was lucky enough to see a male at dusk (and I had my decent flash with me) then a mother and two cubs.

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Peter. They are both great shots. I envy you just being there let alone capturing those two beautiful shots.
Where was this??? Was there flash used in the first shot?? What lens did you use?/

Nasseem

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A few images of jellyfish

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Oh! Jellyfish! Neat stuff! I did that too!

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A Jellyfish at the Toronto Zoo by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

Some from around town and my back yard too :)

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Some of the Bird photo's were taken through my window - this past winter - too cold for me to sit outside! ;)

Wishing to get closer shots - maybe one day I can get a longer lens :rolleyes:
Thanks for viewing!

a cheetah climbs a tree in Kenya,
https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...9&d=1304083261
https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...0&d=1304083261

very nice images... Care to tell us how you made the Hummingbird images?:)

Female Ruby Throat

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...3&d=1281216115

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Originally Posted by TomM

very nice images... Care to tell us how you made the Hummingbird images?:)

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If you mean mine??? LOL And the settings?? I had my 70-200mm f2.8 VRII lens on Nikon D90. (f6.3 1/640)
I just sat there (almost forever - ha ha) and waited for them to come to the feeder I have. I was about to leave when this one came over to the flowers on my deck. Lucky shot - right place-right time!

This is an older image of a Loon on Lake Winnipesaukee in NH, USA they are beautiful birds and sadly many of their nests get run over by boats and jet-skis in the spring. They are protected on the Lake, but it still happens every year.

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...p;d=1304085646

Pelicans in Viera, FL:

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Newborn Sandhill Crane:

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Juvenile black crowned night heron:

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Juvenile gator:

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I'll go again, this time with avians (click to enlarge).

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lovely contrast between colours (blue vs green/yellow) !
I like also the mountain trough the clouds in the background
very sharp

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Fish eagle at Gunns Camp, Botswana. 100-400 mm Canon at 400 mm, 2 x converter, EOS 30, Velvia 100 ISO slide film

Life in the wild

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What a great set of images. Puts my efforts to shame. Its obvious to me that I need to spend much more time "out in the field".

Well done to everyone. Keep it up.