She's a Gem
by scottieham

Comment:
beautiful DOf, nice bird pose, well done

The Eye
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
this is really nice, great detail, great eye

Black Bear - MissanabieTip
by in2truth

Comment:
or he really is used to people, which is probably worse for him, esp. when he is eating garbage already at such a young age. Isn't it such a gift to be able to spend time with wildlife. Just be careful you don't start to smell too much like his dinner, he may confuse you : )

20080830_0532.jpg
by TLL061

Comment:
Very nice, I do not think your iso needs to be higher for this shot, from my experience noise in the dark colored bears fur can be tough to deal with, so I think you did well, she is a beautiful sow with a nice meal too : )

Tree
by Tammster

Comment:
what kind of birds are these and where abouts do you live?
chances are they are migratory birds and have passed thru, likely they will come back again same time next year : )

Black Bears - Chapleau
by in2truth

Comment:
I sort of like you shot, tho it makes me very, very sad.
Such great creatures eating garbage.
I have to say it is not my experience that bears first instinct is to attack, but the car is not a bad thing to have close by. I love the pose of the one on the right.
Gosh we are ruining are world quickly : (
Anyway good capture

Coyote (Canis latrans)
by pmichaud

Comment:
Wow, I am so jealous, coyotes are so hard to find and especially to be this close to. Lovely background, I might dodge the dark part of his eyes just a little, otherwise really lovely!
Clearly I need to go back to AZ and find a coyote this time!

Catbird
by MaryO

Comment:
I really LOVE the background and contrast of the colors, very lovely.

Broad Wing
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
This is a nice shot, could easily see it in a bird guide book.
Nice clean well done shot. I would maybe if really picky clone the white in top right with some of the green branches

Moose
by scottieham

Comment:
A young male, nice find.
Light is always a challenge with wildlife, seems they are always active when the light is lowest.... one more challenge for the wildlife photographer : )