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    Photography- one photo a day

    Bull elk from yesterday morning here in western MT.
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    Photography- one photo a day

    Black Bear along the Alaska Highway.
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    Photography- one photo a day

    First heat wave of the summer down here in western MT. Whitetail fawn panting in our pasture.
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    Photography- one photo a day

    Brooks Range foothills in August.
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    Photography- one photo a day

    Great Blue Heron, western Montana. These birds feed mostly on fish in the summer, and voles in the pastures in the winter. I learned there range is large: most of North and Central America, as well as far northwestern South America, the Caribbean and the Galápagos Islands My twin brother...
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    Photography- one photo a day

    Muley fawn from western Montana.
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    Photography- one photo a day

    Before sunrise this morning in western Montana.
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    Divers

    Bull Can
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    Photography- one photo a day

    Northern Harrier from this morning (I stitched together 2 photos). Western Montana.
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    The best wildlife camera on the market

    I purchased a used Canon R7 with a RF 100-400mm and RF 800 F/11 lens. The whole kit for less than $2500. The R7 is a 32mp crop sensor, so with the 800mm lens and 1.6 crop factor = 1280 mm. Great for long distance shots such as this fawn at 150 yards from our Montana deck. The R7 has eye...
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    Photography- one photo a day

    Meadowlark from western Montana
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    Photography- one photo a day

    This fawn had been hiding in the drizzle in our pasture for hours. Finally the doe showed up to nurse and it looked like the fawn ran laps to dry off and warm up.
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    What time do all you geezers get up in the morning?

    I've been retired for 5 years and no alarm either. Typically I wake up at 4am but since we are at summer solstice, I've been waking up at 3:30am ready to rock and roll. I typically start my twice a week 10-mile hike at 4:30am which is before sunrise. At that time the rooster pheasants are...
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    A couple of hours in western Montana

    One advantage of being retired is I can get out when most folks are working. Took advantage of the blue sky morning yesterday for a couple hours in western Montana photographing. Started with an owl in the morning fog and ended with an antelope about 2 hours after sunrise. The only person I...
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