While many fellow bloggers report significant snowfall in their area, we have received little as of yet, but the temperatures have been extremely bitter during much of December and January. Wildlife faces a bitter struggle to survive at this time of year, especially when there is a deep snow cover or food sources are covered in ice, but survival is difficult even without the snow and animals and birds feed and rest in areas that are exposed to the rays of the winter sun, and sheltered as much as possible from the brutal winds.
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| Whitetail Doe Pauses From Feeding To Check For Danger |
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| Whitetail Buck Emerges To Feed In Meadow |
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| Eastern Wild Turkey Gobblers Cross A Winter Meadow |
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Pennsylvania Wildlife Photographer by Willard Hill
Beautiful images.Those deer are so gorgeous.We have a lot of snow and recently bitter cold,the poor animals.
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Gorgeous pictures of the buck!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Reading your"About Me" you sure have a lot of equipment. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of photos!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images, lovely work:)
ReplyDeleteAnother fine job Willard! I especially like the first one with its sense of alertness!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photographs of the deer and turkey. We have more than enough snow here in Warren. You are more than welcome to come and take some of it away!
ReplyDeletewonderful shots, Willard ... simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely images! Our wildlife is really struggling here lately. We are snowed in pretty deeply here in the NC part of PA.
ReplyDeleteAs I stated about one of Coy's photos, I think winter is the most beautiful time of year, but I wish it wasn't so harsh on animals.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful for kind people who feed animals that have to live outside.
Beautiful photos, Willard.
your doe looks like my little nutmeg. sweet expressions, and they are looking good so far. glad your turkeys are arounbd. mine left...i think it is due to the new coyotes. stay warm willard!
ReplyDeleteWhen it warms up, maybe we can go photo hunting together. I'm sure there is so much you could teach me about the art of photographing wildlife.
ReplyDeleteFabulous. Leaves me stunned...
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