Cool shot, not too close, but there is no light in the animals eye, hard to see it.

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hotrod4x5
Cool shot, not too close, but there is no light in the animals eye, hard to see it.

He was sticking his head into the car window. Hence the lack of light.

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eeek

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hotrod4x5
Cool shot, not too close, but there is no light in the animals eye, hard to see it.

He was sticking his head into the car window. Hence the lack of light.

That's what a flash is for.

(Would've created a nice catchlight in the eye. )

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Would the horse have taken that as an act of war?

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gophersnake
Would the horse have taken that as an act of war?

Horse?

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eeek

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gophersnake
Would the horse have taken that as an act of war?

Horse?

Of course.

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chicagocwright

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eeek

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gophersnake
Would the horse have taken that as an act of war?

Horse?

Of course.

Doesn't look like one to me:

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eeek
Doesn't look like one to me...

Oops! Too close, obviously (to tell what the heck it was).

Marmots like to look at their reflection on the lens.

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Dave
Marmots like to look at their reflection on the lens.

Brown towhees like to fight with their reflection in hubcaps, rear view mirrors, etc.

The turkeys that wander around at work, the wild turkeys not the ones that work inside, come breeding season like to fight that other turkey they see reflected in the windows on the patio and on the sides of shiny cars.
We've had some nice fancy clean cars scratched up by the fighting turkeys.
Silly poultry!

they do the same thing at custer state park, walk up to peoples cars and look in nice picture : )



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/04/2012 09:50PM by marmot.