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The Bee |
The Bee by Stephen Ford, 2001, .... |
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An Adolescent |
Several bear families were foraging in the hills of the Sequoia National Park the day this shot was taken. My partner watched in the other direction. ... |
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Yo |
Along the mountain trails there’s always a couple fellows that thought they were invited lunch. .... |
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Summer Visitor |
A very friendly fellow who spent their summer vacation at our pond. .... |
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Buck |
Elks are prevalent along the Redwood Highway. Six bucks strolled along Highway 101 nibbling easily accessible feed provided by neighborhood lawns. ... ... |
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Dragon Fly |
Both a red and blue dragonfly posed for their pictures this day. They had to be posing since they patiently waited for the photographer to setup. (1st ... |
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Resting in Meadow |
A herd of Elk shared grazing with the horses in a meadow along the 101 as the morning mist breezed through the pine trees and Redwwods. .... |
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A Field of Green |
A young bear wanders through a lush meadow in early Spring looking for treats. .... |
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Little Blue Fellow |
A red and blue dragon fly posed for their photographs with patience on a warn summer day in Southern California. .... |
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First Days of Spring |
The Sequoia groves in the south end of Yosemite come alive with wildlife in the Spring. Deer, bobcat, bear and other wildlife can be seen in woodlands. ... |
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Froggie |
This handsome frog turned up one day and decided this was his pond. .... |
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Munching Along |
A half dozen young bucks strolled along Route 101 tasting the lawns in this Redwood Forest neighborhood. .... |
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Spring Apricot Blossoms |
It was just one of those times of being in the right place at the right time. A warm spell brought the Apricot blossoms out early and the bees too. The ... |
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A Flurry of Activity |
On a warm Spring day the early flowers brought a flurry of activity--butterflies, bees, humingbirds and more. .... |
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