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On the last morning at Tswalu we decided to take one last look at the Wild dog den just to see if there was any action. On arrival and scouting around the area all we found were a few WD's hunkering in the bushes trying to keep warm and out of the cool winds. Keeping on the outskirts of the boundary line to the den we parked up in the hope that perhaps one nose may just venture out... Time went by and it was getting closer to when we had to make tracks back to the strip and the suddenly, like an erupting volcano, thirteen WD pups exploded our of the entrance and mayhem set in, with pups running in all directions, knowing where to frame, let alone focus became a role of the dice.
Then within minutes they all disappeared back into the safety of the den. I learnt that day that the pack had then decided to move location which wasn't unexpected as we had been there when the adults were coxing the pups to stray further from their den. Thanks to those who posted or viewed on the last posting. Steve Subject: Wild dog pups (Lycaon pictus) playing Location: SA Camera: Canon EOS1DX MKII Lens: 500f/4 MKII HH Exposure: 1/1600s at f/9 ISO2500 (a tad more SS would not have hurt) Original format: Landscape, very slight crop from the top Processed via: LRCC Classic & PSCC2019 |
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by Paul Rossi
on Mon Apr 08, 2019 7:26 pm
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by Carol Clarke
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by Cynthia Crawford
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