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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a bird!). He (and I KNOW it's a he
because this guy's 'nads were so big he was dragging them on the ground
behind him!) must have slipped
Ir seems that some of them like to pose.
http://www.mindspring.com/~palling/photography/gallery7/photographs/Squirl1.jpg
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In a message dated 5/6/2007 12:23:16 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
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Mexican Ground Squirrel
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In a message dated 5/6/2007 12:23:16 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
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Oh, that's really nice, Christian. It's hard to get squirrels to pose so
well. They tend to zip around.
Thanks, Marnie! These little guys were
On 5/6/07, Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a bird!). He (and I KNOW it's a he
because this guy's 'nads were so big he was dragging them on the ground
behind him!) must have slipped across the border, through that great new
fence we
frank theriault wrote:
On 5/6/07, Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Well, the bokeh looks a bit harsh...
Nah, used that one already today.
HAR!
I think it's a terrific photo, Christian!
Actually, the bokeh looks lovely, buttery and smooth...
Thanks
Way cool!
Hmm, I wonder what he thought of you, Christian, when *he* saw you
dragging your hmmm shooting gear ;-).
Boris
Christian wrote:
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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a bird!). He (and I KNOW it's a he
because this guy's 'nads were so big he was dragging them
Boris Liberman wrote:
Way cool!
thanks, Boris!
Hmm, I wonder what he thought of you, Christian, when *he* saw you
dragging your hmmm shooting gear ;-).
Touche'!
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Christian
http://photography.skofteland.net
Christian wrote:
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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a
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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a bird!). He (and I KNOW it's a he
because this guy's 'nads were so big he was dragging them on the ground
behind him!) must have slipped across the border, through that great new
fence we have...
500mm + 1.4x TC, ISO 100 f8 1/200 with
Illegal? Wasn't south Texas a part of Mexico once? No doubt this
squirrel's ancestors were 'grandfathered in' as US Citizens ;-)
Good job - wish I could do half as well. Don't see the 'nads, though.
Maris
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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a bird!).
Maris V. Lidaka Sr. wrote:
Illegal? Wasn't south Texas a part of Mexico once? No doubt this
squirrel's ancestors were 'grandfathered in' as US Citizens ;-)
HA!
Good job - wish I could do half as well. Don't see the 'nads, though.
Thanks! I have only one shot of him from behind that
On 6/5/07, Christian, discombobulated, unleashed:
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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a bird!). He (and I KNOW it's a he
because this guy's 'nads were so big he was dragging them on the ground
behind him!) must have slipped across the border, through that great new
fence
I think I'll pass, and leave it to the imagination.
Christian wrote:
Maris V. Lidaka Sr. wrote:
Illegal? Wasn't south Texas a part of Mexico once? No doubt this
squirrel's ancestors were 'grandfathered in' as US Citizens ;-)
HA!
Good job - wish I could do half as well. Don't see the
Grand stuff.
Yes, Canon's forte in lenses is definitely the long ones. They're
wides and normals aren't anywhere near so brilliant.
G
On May 6, 2007, at 12:19 PM, Christian wrote:
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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a bird!). He (and I KNOW it's a he
because this
Good one! Never saw one of these guys. Even in Mexico.
Paul
On May 6, 2007, at 3:19 PM, Christian wrote:
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Mexican Ground Squirrel (not a bird!). He (and I KNOW it's a he
because this guy's 'nads were so big he was dragging them on the
ground
behind him!) must
Cotty wrote:
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500mm + 1.4x TC, ISO 100 f8 1/200 with flash for added pop
I see a love affair with a lens :-)
I sleep with it at night and got it its very own blanky... :-P
--
Christian
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Grand stuff.
Yes, Canon's forte in lenses is definitely the long ones. They're
wides and normals aren't anywhere near so brilliant.
thanks, again, G. I have 4 canon lenses: 100mm 2.8 macro (razor sharp),
300mm F4L IS (really sharp), 500mm F4L IS (un-fucking
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