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Bobcat
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Bobcat - One of my luckiest moments as a photographer was to find this Bobcat in the forests of Northwest New Jersey. I saw one a few years ago but got no photos. This one stayed put for about 30 seconds then disappeared into the forest.
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Bobcat - I couldn't resist posting a few more from my close encounter last week.
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Bobcat - One of my luckiest moments as a photographer was to find this Bobcat in the wilds of Northwest New Jersey. I saw one a few years ago but got no photos. This one stayed put for about 30 seconds then disappeared into the forest
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Geoffroy's Tamarin Monkey
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Brown Bear
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Herd of Pyrenean Chamoix
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Mighty Mouse (Pika) - "Here I come to save the day..."
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Howler Monkey - this large male looks like he hurt his nose, perhaps in a fight?
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Black Bear
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Pronghorn - from Wikipedia: It is the only surviving member of the family Antilocapridae. As a member of the superfamily Giraffoidea, the pronghorn's closest living relatives are the giraffes and okapi.
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Sister and Brother sub-adult Lions
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Grizzly Bear Cub
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Kudu - definitely one of the more impressive animals we saw in Africa. Quite a regal-looking beast.
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Chacma Baboon mother and child
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King of the Forest
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Massive
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Massive - these cow relatives weigh up to 2,000 pounds. This bull was one of the biggest of the hundreds we saw in Grand Teton National Park.
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Gray Squirrel
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African Elephant
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American Black Bear
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Black Bear - this big one looks awful hot in that shaggy fur coat in 90 degree weather.
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Howler Monkey
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Guyanan Red Howler Monkey
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Abert's (tassel-eared) squirrel
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Momma Bison with the little ones
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African Leopard
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Black-backed Jackal
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Red Fox
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African Wild Dog mom with pup - mom's head is red-tinged from blood after being on the hunt. The African Wild Dog is an endangered species, with an estimated population of about 3,000
