Wildlife: show us your walk on the wild side and post your wild animal photos

SteveAdler · Apr 6, 2020

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szczepanl · Apr 6, 2020

Just a chipmunk siting on a cut branch.

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SteveAdler · Apr 7, 2020

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Harvey Melvin Richards · Apr 7, 2020

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EM122218-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

SteveAdler · Apr 9, 2020

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AmstelBright · Apr 10, 2020

^^
That is a magnificent capture, Steve! Mesmerizing!

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Shadow by AmstelBright, on Flickr

SteveAdler · Apr 12, 2020

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AmstelBright · Apr 14, 2020

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Easy rider by AmstelBright, on Flickr

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Baboon portrait by AmstelBright, on Flickr

AmstelBright · Apr 18, 2020

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Duel by AmstelBright, on Flickr

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Cheetah looking for prey by AmstelBright, on Flickr

TNcasual · Apr 18, 2020

A curious little chipmunk

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Hoffelijk · Apr 18, 2020

Roe Deer

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jhawk1000 · Apr 18, 2020

Before I got old and started having some health issues, I would go early in the morning to our local urban nature center where the animals live in the wild without fences or enclosures. One morning I found some fawns out without mom for a stroll around the pond. I was able to get a photo of various fawns in the pond with birds behind them and a few of them just being baby fawns. They were with me for probably 30 minutes until some guy with a cell phone started crashing through the underbrush to get his picture and poof they were gone.

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jhawk1000 · Apr 18, 2020

We were friends with several photographers who photographed wildlife for magazines including National Geographic and we would go with them on mini trips to Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain National Park to photograph animals there. They were excellent guides and we learned so much from them. Here are some from some trips with them.