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			 by storm on Fri May 27, 2005 11:27 am
 hey all, I have been seeing some amazing wildlife shots in the forum.  Had to get in on the action. 
   Found this guy in the Florida Everglades
   found this lazy guy by the side of the path. the following pic shows the lengths that we go thru to get a shot.  not the smartest crowd....
       I was pleased with this capture while on a hike....should have used fill flash     hope everyone enjoys!  
 sTOrM 
			
				 storm
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 by stubbsy on Fri May 27, 2005 11:40 am
 Storm
 The last shot is a standout.  I wouldn't be worried about no fill flash.  The image here is what matters.  The other shot that grabs me is the one of the bee.  Either the flowers are tiny or that is one big mother of an insect.  Nice sharp shot.
 
			
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 by Glen on Fri May 27, 2005 11:41 am
 GReat shots Storm. I must say I think the Canon shooters are very gutsy, I thought alligators can run at something like 35mph? Your front on of the gator looks great 
			
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 by sirhc55 on Fri May 27, 2005 11:52 am
 As others have said the snake shot is awesome. We are all aware that everything in the States is bigger but the bee beats all    Chris--------------------------------
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 by BBJ on Fri May 27, 2005 5:28 pm
 Storm, I love the last shot even though i hate snakes, my thinking the only good 1 is a dead 1. That Gator wow they are standing there with nothing inbetween, there no mesh on that fence but yeh, what would be good is to see him munching on 1 of them canon peeps. Well great shots Storm, but i wouldnt be that keen so get that close.
Cheers
 John
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 by mudder on Fri May 27, 2005 8:43 pm
 The 'gator shots are great and the last shot of the snake is a terrific capture of the moment, but that bee shot      Wow...Aka Andrew 
			
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 by KerryPierce on Fri May 27, 2005 11:27 pm
 Very interesting shots, Storm, especially the snake shot.    
			
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 by storm on Sat May 28, 2005 12:55 am
 thanks for all your feedback guys!   that garter snake in the last shot was pretty cooperative.   He was only about 12 inchs  but had a defensive streak a mile long.  a buddy of mine would just wave his hand at him from a good 4 ft away as if saying 'ello and he would just start striking.  that's how I was able to time that shot. used my 28-80mm  for it.
 PostPosted: Thu May 26, 2005 7:41 pm    Post subject:GReat shots Storm. I must say I think the Canon shooters are very gutsy, I thought alligators can run at something like 35mph? Your front on of the gator looks great
 yes, gators are pretty fast.  I took my shot and quickly moved out of postion.  as you can see, if he was irritated, he would have had a great choice of photo junkies to munch on.  The pic was taken on a very busy path, perhaps he is just used to all the attention. BTW .  this was the same path I took the pic of the anhingas I posted a few weeks ago.   Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 7:40 pm    Post subject:Storm
 The other shot that grabs me is the one of the bee. Either the flowers are tiny or that is one big mother of an insect. Nice sharp shot.
 if you guys dont' have these bees down there, they are called bumble bees.  they are very gentle and slow, only stinging if their life is threatened.  The average size one is about the size the programs dial on the left side of the D70.  
 once again, thanks for all the awsome feedback! 
			
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