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Spotted eagle ray in Hol Chan channel a few years ago
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Spotted eagle ray in Hol Chan channel a few years ago
Came across this chunky little guy while out walking the dogs this evening.
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"the fuck you lookin at"
Alligator lizardQuote:
Originally Posted by wendigo
I loved seeing spotted eagle rays when diving! I really want to see manta rays. Hoping to make it back to Belize this summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluespark
Fledgling great gray owl I believehttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...26314cd49d.jpg
Actually now that I look at papa maybe that's a great horned owl. Also found a bull moosehttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...2acbbac62d.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...e7f3db3535.jpg
Saw my first Idaho wolverine this weekend. I glassed him from about 150 yards for a couple minutes while he scoured the banks of a high mountain lake. Only had a point and shoot so this is the best zoom and crop I have. Also have some video of him cruising up a shale field.
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Barred owl, one of several in our neck o the woods.
Wow, that's cool. You are lucky!Quote:
Originally Posted by Conundrum
Very cool, thanks for posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conundrum
A neighbor watched one of these (or maybe a Great Horned) carry off her tiny yapper dog a couple of week ago...Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
FIFY. (Sorry, I know it's a mega-enlargement. Great pic actually._Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
saw this guy behind the house one day
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Nuclear goat family in the Uintas. More skittish than usual, couldn't get less than a few hundred feet from them...
Had an interesting encounter with a fox on the same hike. I was crossing a giant meadow as it was getting dark and the pikas and marmots were whistling up a storm, much more noise than they usually make for a hiker. Then I hear this really throaty bark/scream and spot what I initially thought was a coyote about 100 yards away. As I got closer I realized it was not the right shape and the sound was off for a coyote. I guess I disturbed a fox's dinner and he/she got really territorial, made a ruckus, ran back and forth like crazy and mock charged me a couple of times. No pics as it was too dark but the sound was really unexpected...
^ What could they possibly be doing up there? There's nothing to eat!
There's a fair bit of grass a bit lower on the ledges they spend a lot of time on. Scrawny pines too, they'll eat the bark and fresh growth. And they like to munch on lichen.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcphee
I found a young one that had been separated from mom and was not looking too good. Definitely won't survive long. Thought about goat curry but...
apologies....there was quite a bit of back and forth in the IKON (i think) thread about why animals would be above the tree line.
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some whitetail stoke from yesterday
Missed that, sorry for the obvious explanation...Quote:
Originally Posted by mcphee
A reminder that if you sit there and don't say anything people will think you're smart.Quote:
Originally Posted by refried
November black bear cubs in a tree on a chukker hunt.
June ram about 75 yds from raft trip camp.
August group of five goats. Tough to see in the pic. About 250 yards from backpack camp around 10k.
These Cooper’s hawks have been hanging out in ours and neighbors’ backyards and alley. Not sure if they’re nesting or what. I’ve seen 3 together at once. Saw 2 go for a squirrel. Think it might be the parents and their offspring.
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