Group items tagged

It is that time of the year again. The bucks are loosing their antlers. This buck looks rather funny doesn't he with only one antler? It has to be uncomfortable to run and such with the wight on one side!

I liked this buck for he was acting as if just another family man. Being goofy in one photo, and being a proud papa in another. He towered over the young ones, one of the photographs show this. Not the biggest buck I have captured with the camera, just another one who had a lot of character!

Antelope Buck. Saturday was mainly a bird of prey day, however this buck and his harem we did see as well. It is that time of the year.

The mule deer have their own personalities. This is a given to us who watch them, photograph them. Here are some shots I got of the Mule Deer hiding behind the juniper trees and brush or peeking out of where they can to watch me watching them! One doe is so afraid she is still eating HAHA! The bucks are now loosing their antlers as seen in another one of my posts. I do worry for the young, it is winter time. Not a good time for young to be born or for the older young who are not experienced with getting away from hungry predators. But the way the world works when the older, experienced bucks are the ones the hunters want, leaving their duties to the younger inexperienced bucks.

Buck angel, cowok macho bertatto yang punya memek - Kita sempat dihebohkan dengan transgender, dimana laki-laki menjadi perempuan, dan apakah ada sebaliknya?

Mule Deer Bucks. Found these guys up in the Ochoco Mountains yesterday on our outing.

One thing about wildlife, they still have to get out in the weather and do their thing. Saturday we got snowed on. Wildlife was still doing their thing. Here are some of the mule deer photographs. Now the buck did not run, but he did not think it wise to stick around either. I am very happy that my canon camera has a nice body for this extreme weather!! My poor camera!! It gets rained on, snowed on, than we have the other extremes of high, dry temperatures here in the high desert.

I photograph several Antelope bucks every year here in Central Oregon. Never had one charge me before!!

Big boy!!

To see what he can see. This mule deer buck really was curious as to what I was doing and he liked the tree in which he was using for security!

We love to go into the Ochoco Mountains. This day was no different! We took this "side" road, well road is used rather lightly in some parts of Oregon where we go. The road was getting smaller and smaller!......

BIGGEST HD RESIN LENSES : With constant innovation, we are introducing the largest 42MM diameter HD lenses , with high light transmittance for superior and unmatched VR experience. NEW STYLISH ERGONOMIC DESIGN: Design meets performance - Curved ergonomic design with stylish front bezel, super face foam protector,Human design Headstrap, ideal heat dissipating design Ventilation, Side Slots are convenient for inserting earphone and charging. FULLY ADJUSTABLE LENSES: It is adjustable on pupil distance and object distance with individual lenses for different eye sights . FREE MAGNETIC CLICKER: Most of VR Apps require on screen selection/triggering actions which can be easily accomplished through our free magnetic clicker.ITS A MONEY SAVER as buyers don't need to buy a 600 bucks remote to just trigger/select actions on VR Apps. It can control YouTube movies in cardboard mode, cardboard app, Google StreetView and so many Apps that require selections. COMPATIBILITY : The mobiles should have Gyroscope , accelerometer for head tracking.The FREE MAGNETIC CLICKER works with mobiles Magnetometer. VR HEADSET THAT IS FUTURE COMPATIBLE WITH DAYDREAM OS.

As morning was breaking high up in the Ochoco Mountains we came across this herd of Antelope. Of course I always look for the buck. Not just because of being charged at rutting time, but it is just good sense too.

Some days the Mule Deer show themselves, while other days they do not. Saturday was a day to show themselves, and it just happened to be a snowy day here in the high desert. The buck was funny, he did hide his head, or tried the best he could at first. After some time of just watching him, snapping some photographs he must of figured I was ok and not there to hurt him for he came out in the open long enough for me to get quite a few shots, adjusting my lens as I went. With his breath seen and the one antler looking like it does.... he is unique looking! The does and the older fawn stopped long enough for me to snap some photographs as well. For those new to Mule Deer. The Mule Deer are very big deer. They are called Mule Deer due to their very large ears.

This is mrsroadrunner featured and spotlighted photography album.