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Wildlife Action Pictures

I discovered a bear den last fall. I dropped a pin on it and reported it to research study the WI DNR are doing. They invited me along today to do the sedating, capture, radio collaring, ear tagging and a bunch of sampling. It was a sow with three cubs. A great day.
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Galapagos Islands, specifically Isla Lobos (aka Sea Lion Island). Parent right of image, juvenile left of image, pirate front and centre. With three more pirates about to strike, just out of picture.

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This moose came walking past our campsite last September in Wyoming. Pretty close. About 250ft / 76m away. Sloooowly walk past.
 

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Last night around 8.30 which happens to be snakeo'clock at the chook pen, so here it is scaling the outside chicken wire wall. It will be relocated but just of late I have lost two birds to snakes of this size. They don't consume them because the birds are too large, so when I find the dead bird it has a wet head and neck because the snake could only ingest that far, then regurgitate it leaving it on the pen floor for me to find in the morning. The breed of birds is Old English Game and the pic is one of my bantam roosters that I breed. As you can see the snake has hold of me more than me of it.
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Not exactly a “wildlife,” but still a wild creature. We have a gecko in the kitchen. You hardly ever see it, but yesterday it was in plain sight for a moment.
Before it arrived, there were lots of little pharaoh ants here, but now there are hardly any. The locals say also that it brings good luck. Maybe :)

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It certainly is not good luck for the poor lizard. They need to be outdoors in a natural habitat. Please rescue this guy and let him loose.
 
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Early morning drive in the front range hills outside of Boulder Colorado.
 

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It certainly is not good luck for the poor lizard. They need to be outdoors in a natural habitat. Please rescue this guy and let him loose.

Not exactly a “wildlife,” but still a wild creature. We have a gecko in the kitchen. You hardly ever see it, but yesterday it was in plain sight for a moment.
Before it arrived, there were lots of little pharaoh ants here, but now there are hardly any. The locals say also that it brings good luck. Maybe :)

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The introduced Asian geckos that live with me are quite happy inside unfortunately, maybe like your little friend here. We don't see that many except at night being nocturnal they catch their prey around the artifical light we provide and they certainly are here in numbers if you care to count their droppings :love:
 
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