Back to birds, I've always liked the various kingfishers, and these Amazon Kingfisher down in Brazil did not disappoint.
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First day out on this trip, and as we had arrived at camp late in the day, we only had a short time to go out. I wasn't expecting to see much before we lost the sun. But we came across this snoozing leopard, and I was happy to spend the rest of the light that day with her.
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Just a little guy, climbing up the limb following mom.
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Starting to get a bunch of "Your photos are very amazing. We want to pay you lots of money. Just contact us!" posts. Scammers seem to be increasing on the fediverse. Sigh.
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Changed the setting on the Canon R100 inside my camera trap to "sport" and that seems to have given it a better hint at shutter speeds. Definitely feels like I'm getting it dialed in.
Now on to my goal to trap a bobcat. I see them about once a year, so I'm guessing it'll be a long wait with the camera trap.
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Another ocelot in the night, from the second day we went back to find them.
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Finished testing my camera trap on the chipmunk den, and moved it to another location on Thursday where I knew whitetails would move through, so I could test it on a larger subject. Checked it a few minutes ago, and it had caught this sly coywolf trying to sneak by at 7:48 this morning.
Shutter speed is too slow. I had put the camera in auto mode, and I'll obviously have to find another setting because it failed.
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Going through my bird photo archives. African Spoonbill from 2017.