**** Wildlife Photographs ****

[is that my watch]

Well I got looking through some old pics and found one I took about three years back and use for the comp then I thought it was a kinda great shot so use it in conversation and then some of the mwc guys simple wow me with some of there shots so here is my fair shot let's see yours wow shots guys and girls



maybe even enter them here
The Breitling Forum GIVEAWAY contest
or here
The Military & Pilot Forum GIVEAWAY contest





Ismy

[crownpuller]

This is probably the best wildlife shot I've taken (and am ever likely to):

maybe even enter them here
The Breitling Forum GIVEAWAY contest
or here
The Military & Pilot Forum GIVEAWAY contest





Ismy

I feel a little cheeky dropping it in to competitions on forums I rarely visit; but I'll consider ^^^ that an invitation

[is that my watch]

This is probably the best wildlife shot I've taken (and am ever likely to):





I feel a little cheeky dropping it in to competitions on forums I rarely visit; but I'll consider ^^^ that an invitation

I felt the same but hate to see give away threads not be swamped so thought I would enter both and hope they would not mind . and maybe then others might too I remember one time across the water I did one and it crashed and burn. so hate to see that happen to others so always add my support

croc or alligator?

[sharkyfisher]

This gives me an idea for a film!

[crownpuller]

croc or alligator?

'gator. Taken from an air-boat trip in the everglades.

[Henry Krinkle]

American Crocodile, Black River, Jamaica
P1250107a by Hank Blanc, on Flickr

Electric ray, Negril, Jamaica
PC260578 by Hank Blanc, on Flickr

Southern Stingray, Negril, Jamaica
PC230380 by Hank Blanc, on Flickr

NSFW: A little snail on seagrape action
PC190036 by Hank Blanc, on Flickr

Cormorant at sunrise


Heron or crane at sunrise


Brown pelican


Needlefish


Whiptail ray with remora


Starfish


School of generic fish


I love this picture though you can barely make out the Southern Stingray

[Henry Krinkle]

The cormorant is the only web-footed bird on the planet that can perch.


White pelicans


Canada geese

[pepperami]

One I took of a Bee last summer...actually got me 5th place in a worldwide photo competition within my company - no prize...just published in the corporate blurb magazine

[Churchy]

just for starters


This lovely things wingspan was about 6 inches, sounded like a helicopter in flight.


And this wasn't small either, a St. John's Cross spider...


But this little dude was only the size of my thumbnail. He was nice enough to stay still while I got within about 4 inches from him with my little nikon point n shoot.

[bajachild]

LA county Arboretum in Arcadia, CA