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JohnMC 21-Feb-22
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TonyBear 21-Feb-22
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WV Mountaineer 21-Feb-22
Paul@thefort 21-Feb-22
Rob in VT 21-Feb-22
Empty Freezer 21-Feb-22
tkjwonta 21-Feb-22
TrapperKayak 21-Feb-22
TrapperKayak 21-Feb-22
t-roy 21-Feb-22
BULELK1 22-Feb-22
JohnMC 22-Feb-22
APauls 22-Feb-22
MA-PAdeerslayer 22-Feb-22
Jeff Durnell 22-Feb-22
elkmtngear 22-Feb-22
JohnMC 22-Feb-22
BOWNBIRDHNTR 22-Feb-22
JohnMC 22-Feb-22
drycreek 22-Feb-22
badbull 22-Feb-22
Whocares 22-Feb-22
PTArcher 23-Feb-22
KC9 02-Mar-22
JohnMC 02-Mar-22
SteveB 02-Mar-22
SteveB 02-Mar-22
SteveB 02-Mar-22
SteveB 02-Mar-22
jdbbowhunter 02-Mar-22
From: JohnMC
21-Feb-22

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A few picture from last week or so.

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21-Feb-22

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21-Feb-22

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21-Feb-22

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The second bird is a dark morph ferruginous hawk. A really cool bird to see, biggest of hawks. Seeing in person close to the size of a eagle.

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21-Feb-22

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21-Feb-22

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21-Feb-22

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Unfortunately most the deer are looking like this.

From: JohnMC
21-Feb-22

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Someone that knows more about geese than I. Are these all the same species or are the dark and multi colored ones a different species?

From: TonyBear
21-Feb-22
The sharpness and color quality on these are amazing.

What kind of camera set-up are you using??

From: deerhunter72
21-Feb-22
Beautiful pictures, as always. Thanks!

21-Feb-22
Yes. Very nice. As are all his pics previously.

From: Paul@thefort
21-Feb-22
Flush the snow geese for a great takeoff/in the air picturer. Super photos John. Nice

From: Rob in VT
21-Feb-22
Nice clicks!

21-Feb-22
Really cool pics. Thanks for sharing.

From: tkjwonta
21-Feb-22
Great pics John, that bison is especially striking.

All those geese are the same species (snow geese) just different color phases, snow vs blue. The grayish/dusky ones are immature blue phase. I've heard that the blue phase geese don't get the stark white heads until they are fully mature.

From: TrapperKayak
21-Feb-22

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The gray ones are white fronted geese. Saw this half rack in the Adirondacks today.

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21-Feb-22

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From: t-roy
21-Feb-22
tkjwonta is correct, I believe. Snows and blues.

Some great pics, John! Especially like the bison.

From: BULELK1
22-Feb-22
What is your camera, John?

Your pix are always so brilliant and life like,

Robb

From: JohnMC
22-Feb-22
Thanks guys. Camera is a Canon 90D. Lens for these was a Sigma 150-600mm Sport.

Paul I tried to get them up. Took a few pics from truck. Then got out on county road hoping they would fly. They didn’t not. I didn’t not know who’s land it was so did want to get off road and piss off land owner.

From: APauls
22-Feb-22
Love the pics John. Bison is a fave. Ya geese are snows/blues. Count for the same limit. Blues are a dark morph of the snows. Man that one mulie looks scruffy.

22-Feb-22
Great photos as always!

From: Jeff Durnell
22-Feb-22
I saw a mature bald eagle two days ago eating a road killed deer. The deer was about 30 feet from the road in an open field. If I would have stopped to take a picture he'd have flown so I just kept going. That was one big bird.

From: elkmtngear
22-Feb-22
Top shelf photography, John...you are extremely talented!

From: JohnMC
22-Feb-22

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Jeff that was about a month ago but basically same story as yours a little further than 30 feet from road. I stopped he didn't fly but I was probably 75-100 yards from him.

From: BOWNBIRDHNTR
22-Feb-22
Amazing pictures! Really like the first Bald Eagle....wow.

From: JohnMC
22-Feb-22

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I took a little drive today along the Poudre river here in Greeley never left the city limits. Saw 6 bald eagles including this guy - I think he is cross eyed!

From: drycreek
22-Feb-22
Nice pics John. I’ll bet that old scraggly, split eared muley could tell some tales.

From: badbull
22-Feb-22
John, Love the eagle. Looks unique to me! More good work by you. Badbull

From: Whocares
22-Feb-22
Thanks John. Great pics. Winter day brightener!

From: PTArcher
23-Feb-22

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From: KC9
02-Mar-22

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From: JohnMC
02-Mar-22
Cool shots KC

From: SteveB
02-Mar-22

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02-Mar-22

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Another backyard shot

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02-Mar-22

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02-Mar-22

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From: jdbbowhunter
02-Mar-22
Beautiful pics!!

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