FRAMES: Photo Challenge #54: Wildlife: ROUND 2
August 15th, 2012 by Meegan ReidAlright, so how are those wildlife photos coming? Are you all out there in this glorious weather, hunkered down in a blind somewhere with your lens trained on a bear den?
OR maybe sitting on your deck, with a fruity drink in hand
underneath an umbrella with your lens trained on the bird feeder?
Regardless, you still have until Monday, August 20, 2012 to show us your best wildlife shot.
A recap of rules and regulations etc. is HERE.
Here are a few of the latest entries:
“Itch” by Elise Cheney
“Fishing Eagle” by Noelle Morris
“Munching On A Pine Cone” by Ed Palm
“Fawn Twins” by Elise Cheney
“Ocean Shore Pelicans” by Richard Miles
“I Fit Just Fine For Now” by Jane Sawyer Herrera
“Ocean Shore Pelicans” by Richard Miles
“Eagle Pose” by Noelle Morris
“Chillaxing” by Jane Sawyer Herrera
“Pewter Crow” by Ed Palm
“Pelican In Flight” by JAFObserver
“Anna’s Hummingbird” by BAJennings
“Point No Point Hawk” by Jack C. Harpel
“Orcas in the sound” by dewatto
“Fish, Eagle, Mountain” by Noelle Morris
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Here’s one I shot this week:
A red-legged frog peaks through the tall grass in the yard of a Brownsville home on Sunday, August 12, 2012. Red-legged frogs, which inhabit moist forests near ponds, streams or lakes, get their name from the deep red color of the undersides of its body. (MEEGAN M. REID / KITSAP SUN)
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