Outdoors Picture of the Day

I don't have a camera, so I can't contribute any pictures of my own, but www.deviantart.com has some incredible photographers. Look under the Animals and Nature tab.

There are some incredible images here, keep up the good work.:thumbup:
 
April one year ago. Playing with the long exposure.

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Here's a shot of Mono Lake. It's not a new shot, but it was taken at around this time of year:

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Here's one from our over-night trip last weekend. After a chilly night, this little fella was warming up in the middle of a small forrest road, bathing in the spring morning's sun :)

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Great thread!

Not to the standards of the other pics, but I thought I'd add one of mine.

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Taken a month or two ago at a stream near my house.
 
This first is a green lynx spider, one of florida's many ambush spiders. It waits near the top of plants, makes a "web" of what I think of as trip wires and then ambushes its prey, the coarse hair on its legs forming a kind of spiny basket to hold it in.

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That same praying mantid eating something. An aphid, I think. I have sharper photos of this fella but, to me, the ones where it is eating or hunting are most interesting.

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I like that fishing shot above! The black and white post (pun) by Rupestris also resonates with me.

Here is one of goldrod and a wet camera lens (Windsor, ON, Canada - Aug 2007). Thought I`d use Doc`s frame method....

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This from an area called Toroweap, Grand Canyon NP. You drive 60 miles on a gravel/rocky road to the area. You are 3000 ft above the Colorado, looking straight down.

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This is from last June with my father and my son. Brings back good memories.
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Saw these wild things while hiking in Topanga State Park this week. Would make a mean projectile weapon, they are sharp.
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