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Posts Made By: James Brown

August 15, 2005 12:31 AM Forum: Wildlife Photography

Double Creepy

Posted By James Brown

This is the opposite corner of our porch eve. A matching bat as you might expect.... But this one keeps a pet beetle instead.... cwy

- Jim -

August 22, 2005 03:22 AM Forum: Wildlife Photography

Double Creepy

Posted By James Brown

My "house" bats are getting friendly. I wonder if we'll be hearing the pitter patter of little wings soon? 8)

- Jim -


September 9, 2005 02:46 PM Forum: Wildlife Photography

This story has a happy ending!

Posted By James Brown

I did not take this photo, but it is so amazing, I thought you all would appreciate seeing it.

An office-mate's dad found this massive bull elk in trouble on his land in Southern Colorado. He called the department of wildlife.

Two game wardens came and spoke soothingly while they unwound this goliath. The elk stood by calmly throughout. Then he left. Not at a run, but with a stately walk. He must have known (on the verge of both mating and hunting seasons) that he was toast without help.

Jim

October 28, 2005 02:04 AM Forum: Wildlife Photography

Summer Time Bulls

Posted By James Brown

I photographed these fellows in Rocky Mountain National Park this August. (Canon Digital Rebel, Tamron 28-300 mm lens, fully zoomed, hand held)

I imagine they were not so cordial with each other by about October! wink

- Jim -

November 2, 2005 12:02 AM Forum: Wildlife Photography

What's that bear doing in the woods?

Posted By James Brown

Great photo! How far away were you? Also where is this bear? Can you still find them in Illinois?

Jim

November 5, 2005 07:22 PM Forum: Wildlife Photography

Mr. Toad

Posted By James Brown

This little fellow and about 100 of his brethren were living in a beautiful slate creek bed feeding into Keuka Lake in the Finger Lakes region of New York. I imagine he is hibernating now!

Canon Digital Rebel and Tamron 28-300 mm zoom.

Jim


November 5, 2005 07:24 PM Forum: Wildlife Photography

Mr. Toad

Posted By James Brown

This is a cool rock in the toad's environment.

Jim

November 10, 2005 03:51 AM Forum: Wildlife Photography

Nursing Elk

Posted By James Brown

This is not a great photograph...too grainy etc. because of distance and low light, but the subject is fascinating. I could not believe how big this still-nursing calf elk has become in a few short months. I guess he is trying to squeeze in a few extra calories before the snow flies. grin

Momma sure looks patient.

(Canon 300D Tamron 28-300 zoom, fully zoomed and a substantial crop)

Jim

November 29, 2005 02:27 AM Forum: Wildlife Photography

Gulls at Sunset

Posted By James Brown

This Thanksgiving weekend, Canon 300D and Tamron 28-300 mm zoom lens. A sunset to remember!

Jim

November 29, 2005 02:29 AM Forum: Wildlife Photography

Gulls at Sunset

Posted By James Brown

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