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  1. Columbine

    Columbine

    At Westfir, OR. Photographed at a park that used to be a sawmill.
  2. Columbine

    Columbine

    At Westfir, OR. Photographed at a park that used to be a sawmill.
  3. Ground Squirrel

    Ground Squirrel

    Farewell Bend State Park, OR.
  4. Roosevelt Elk

    Roosevelt Elk

    At Fort Stevens State Park, OR.
  5. Roosevelt Elk

    Roosevelt Elk

    In the town of Gearhart, OR.
  6. Racoon

    Racoon

  7. Raccoons

    Raccoons

  8. Masked Bandit

    Masked Bandit

    In my back yard.
  9. Masked Bandit

    Masked Bandit

    In my back yard.
  10. Masked Bandit

    Masked Bandit

    In my back yard.
  11. Masked Bandit

    Masked Bandit

    In my back yard.
  12. My, What Big Ears You Have

    My, What Big Ears You Have

    We had just parted ways with our friends in Kruger National Park on our way to Mala Mala when we lucked into perhaps the rarest major predator in the park. Every day you can view recent animal sightings in Kruger on the maps at the various camps, and wild dogs were always seen less frequently...
  13. Wild Mountain Lion

    Wild Mountain Lion

    A mountain lion pauses to drink at a spring in Utah's Wasatch Mountains. This is a wild animal (not captive!) that was photographed from a tree stand usually used by hunters.
  14. Illuminated

    Illuminated

  15. Darlingtonia

    Darlingtonia

  16. Cow Parsnip

    Cow Parsnip

  17. Oxbow Bend, Teton national park

    Oxbow Bend, Teton national park

  18. Wildflowers in Stanley, Idaho

    Wildflowers in Stanley, Idaho

  19. Dawn Kissed

    Dawn Kissed

    Sunrise at Reflection Lake.
  20. Naches Loop Trail Reward

    Naches Loop Trail Reward

    July wild flowers and unnamed tarn on Naches Loop trail at Chinook Pass.
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