Critters captured on camera

[RobertBrown]

green leopard spider?

close...but, incorrect...Alex
perhaps I should send you a Lynx.......err ahhhh link....yea link....a link to the correct answer.
That's what I meant

 

[whistlepig]

Green Lynx spider?

 

[RobertBrown]

Green Lynx spider?

Ding.....ding......ding......ding..........ding.....We have a winner!!!!!!!!
Tell him, what he has won, Ralph!
Ralph? Ralph?

 

[whistlepig]

Enjoy your posts and your photography. You are a good teacher.

 

[Larro Darro]

I canoed down the Chipola River on Wednesday. I was able to drift close enough to this young fellow to get this picture.

 

[RobertBrown]

I canoed down the Chipola River on Wednesday. I was able to drift close enough to this young fellow to get this picture.

That's a great image! Good work!

 

[Larro Darro]

Thanks Robert. That was with max zoom. He saw me and ran just a couple of seconds afterward. I saw 5 more, but they all saw me too soon to get a picture.

Larro

 

[two_bit_score]

Thanks Robert. That was with max zoom. He saw me and ran just a couple of seconds afterward. I saw 5 more, but they all saw me too soon to get a picture.

Larro

Ever notice how some animals, especially deer it seems to me, will stand there and look at you for a long time even if you move some but as soon as you raise a camera at them they turn and run?

 

[Larro Darro]

Ever notice how some animals, especially deer it seems to me, will stand there and look at you for a long time even if you move some but as soon as you raise a camera at them they turn and run?

In the summer especially. During hunting season they do get a little more jumpy. The young buck in the picture ran off a few yards at a time. He would stand for a few seconds, then blow and run a few more yards. I got three more pictures after he saw me.

 

[Larro Darro]

There are more river pictures at http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/rural-living/319047-so-who-else-went-river.html if any of you guys want to take a look.

Larro