Roosevelt Elk calves are born and are hanging close with the herd. More Columbia Blacktail Deer this year than previous 2 years. Bears are a constant visitor and doing their thing. A pair of Wolves have been making the rounds and are not far behind the herd. All but one of this years Wolf pics have come during broad daylight hours.

Click on the top left of the image to see a clearer picture For some reason the displayed image looks out of focus.

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Really stunning photos. Which camera?

Blessings.........Pastorjim

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Wow, a nice selection, and that soft lighting is great. Have you ever tried a cam under those recesses under the river bank? -- risky if its a tidal creek, but a place for mink) and the inevitable raccoon) shots.

Thanks guys, this is my Sony W300 set to AUTO everything and ISO 200. I use it with a 45 degree flash deflector in front of the cams flash outlet. To trigger a remote vivitar slave placed a foot above it.

Well Chris, that's not a bad idea now that you mention it, maybe I will. I do see many signs of Mink and Otter just downstream from here.

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Columbian Blacktail or Sitka?

Hard to beat a set at a log. Good shots.

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Columbia Blacktail Deer. I have now edited the original post to now reflect that.

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thought so but wasn't sure about your Island.

Great setup ... luv it Gary ... producing nice photos


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