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Nice one Jeanne Lee 

Grey Squirrel

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Wow. That Toad is lovely.

Cute squirrel. He looks as though he is about to jump

As Pat can attest to, bears are one of my favorite subjects. The following photo is proof not all Black bears are black.

Nice capture 

Wow!  Such a handsome bear.  How close were you?

Quote from: PatH2 on June 13, 2016, 05:25:28 PM
Wow!  Such a handsome bear.  How close were you?

Data says Focal length was 1000mm - a 600mm lens was used with an extender. This meadow had a walkway around it that was apron., 200 yards across. Subject was about halfway from me.   In the Smokies I have been as close as 13 ft.

Don't mean to hi-jack any ones threads but I seem unable to start any of my own?? Anyway, this was an early morning encounter with a foraging mother and two cubs. The dew was still on the foliage but they were not to be deterred. Here she was about 30 feet away.

You need to speak to Jeanne Lee if you want to open a new thread.

Johnny, do you need a subject other than wildlife>birds or wildlife>Animals - Wild and Domestic?  Something more specific?  Our topics are not "owned" by the originator or first poster, but all participants posting under the same subject are welcome.  That is how we all enjoy your wildlife photos as well as Natureboy's (and my own toad  ) 

Checking in 

Great pic's.

Great photo of the bear. She's lovely . Well done 

Just realised the last two photos were in the wrong sections 

so have removed them and will find them and replace in the right threads

Here is the squirrel
(Now hopefully in the right thread)

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Beautiful Chocky!  I so enjoy their antics but... I never saw one in Israel

part of my wildlife friends

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Rammel, what a great night photo of the squirrel!

Superb, Rammel!

Wow! Just discovered this folder, while browsing Will be back

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Just Bugging you

Shhh.I am hiding...

Love the animal pic's.  I'm a city dweller but am between a golf course, a park and a hiking/walking path, so have some wildlife present at times. Spring has brought some rabbits the last two years.

I love anything wild - life...I am lucky I live in a rather isolated spot of countryside and often will see fox,
deer, squirrel, hares, pheasant, passed an owl proudly sitting on a fence one night as we passed it in our car, could have opened the car window and reach out to touch it, it was that close to us, its head turned as we passed by...Had a garden visit from a stoat or weasel?....even told of badgers but, I have yet to see a badger...and not forgetting cows that roam over our valley hills, the sea the other side of those hills...we have the best of both worlds as they say, valleys, country - side and the sea - coast on top of our doorstep, I know which I prefer, the countryside with its wild - life...trees and birds..

Rammel...
...I marvel at the balancing act of your squirrel whilst eating his nut...

Chocky ( Beryl )...
...wonderful close - up of your squirrel eating a nut...

Beautiful Amy! 
That insect was waiting for you to take his photo
I love all the submissions here and of course squirrels are my favorites.

Amy, I made it bigger and found the deer.  I agree with everyone, like to look at the little wild animals. One of my neighbor has seen a fox  a few times, I have not. When we moved here 34 years ago there was woods all around the park, and a horse ranch. All gone now, but we have a new post office on the corner, and a shopping center, also the park bought the horse ranch, and we now have 80 more mobile homes.

I wish I had my camera yesterday, as there was a little sparrow setting next to a blue jay eating.  Along came a cardinal and chased them both away.

Gloria de , we are very lucky here, we have all kinds of wild life about. My friend and I were coming home from a quilt show when I spotted this fellow..

wow Amy, he does not look like a friendly type!