Photos of animal antics for your enjoyment.

[teaberryeagle]

I enjoy watching animals in the wild and photographing them and sometimes I capture the right moment....

[CrazyMtnLady]

cool pics. I love watching critters play out my window too.

[Musicinabottle]

I love watching the wildlife, especially birds. Starting to gain a real interest in photography also! Great shots TBE!

[teaberryeagle]

Originally Posted by Musicinabottle

I love watching the wildlife, especially birds. Starting to gain a real interest in photography also! Great shots TBE!

Thank you very much Musicinabottle ......here's a couple birds to take a look at to get you started....have hundreds of photos, so was a little hard to pick out just a few...

[Jim_WV]

I agree, great pics TBE, love to see the wildlife in action and thanks for sharing with us .

[AustinTexasXJ]

ill have to get a picture of my backyard later today.

We have Axis, White Tail, and Black Buck Antelope all just hanging out.

[teaberryeagle]

Here are some deer taken along the way......the first and last photos were taken as I drove along the highway (thought three fawns were unusual) and the individual fawn just showed up in my backyard one afternoon.......the other deer passed through my yard late one evening (didn't know if the photos would even come out)....your wildlife is more varied than mine, so I'll be looking forward to your photos....thanks for the nice comments about mine.......

[teaberryeagle]

Photo 1. & 2. Eastern Cottentail Rabbit
Photo 3. Jackrabbit (taken at the Alamo Movie Set-Bracketville, TX)
Photo 4. Black Faced Fox Squirrel (Brookgreen Garden Park, SC)
Photo 5. The Great Blue Heron (it's face is above)

[jsreichard]

Wow, I want your camera. It takes great photos. I was a home health Aide for 12 years and took care of a lady in her home who had all kinds of squirrel feeds set up outside and we would spend all day just sitting and watching them.

[teaberryeagle]

Originally Posted by jsreichard

Wow, I want your camera. It takes great photos. I was a home health Aide for 12 years and took care of a lady in her home who had all kinds of squirrel feeds set up outside and we would spend all day just sitting and watching them.

Thanks for your nice response....Camera is a Canon Powershot S2 IS (5 mp)....12x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom...combined for 48x...It takes pretty good shots at the full 48x, although not as clear......and, I'm kinda' shaky, too!.

Here's some photos of the squirrel in the treetop to show the difference from where I took the photo and then at 48x.

Photo No. 3 Squirrel in top of tree, center of photo at distance 4. and 5. were pulled in at 48x.