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nice, ive still never turned one up

the midland water eating the bullfrog is an awesome shot

awesome shot of the king eating. what prey was it?

This is the first time i've seen any snake of any species eating anything. Came across this eastern garter chowing down on a gray tree frog. Pretty wimpy attempt by the snake IMO to consume the frog since he gave up pretty quickly. The frog crawled away so im hoping he survived. you can see blood on...

congrats! ive still never seen one

nice videos guys, fun to watch that baby hellbender is an awesome find

found one! the one in the picture i mean...haha

the hogs are so awesome

awesome post! some great finds, i can't find the timber in the wide angle camouflage shot so maybe that explains why i still have never found one

nice! the baby tortoise and long eared owl were my favorites

pretty sweet series. Nice of him not to slither off while he ate. the second to last rattlesnake shot is awesome too

awesome hogs, im still trying to track down my first one. snapper looks pretty big

nice! those horned lizards are awesome

i've used a couple in the canon G series. G9,12,15, and they are great. the g15 is the newest one. super close focusing

Extension tubes work fine on a macro lens and can provide nice sharp results, but take away some of the flexibility in magnification that a macro lens provides without giving much of an improvement in magnification. To get from 1:1 up to 1.5:1 on a 100L lens requires something like 50mm of addition...

thanks dude! the 17-40 is the one im looking at because itd be good for underwater and its a ton cheaper than the 16-35. Im looking forward to my 100mm macro coming in for now i just have my tokina 10-17 which on FF can only be used from 14-17mm. Im not a huge fan of the 100-400 i like the 300f4 bet...

i agree those DORs are so sad i havent seen those species either the PBTFs are spectacular though, my favorite frog

alright thanks guys! The 100mmL is already ordered i ordered that right away and i love it. Also considering extension tubes. The 16-35 is much more than i'd prefer to spend haha i like the 17-40L thats the one i had been looking at originally. Id also be able to use it underwater also. My guess is ...

Anybody here have any opinions on the best herp lens for Full frame cameras? i have a canon 5d mark iii. Im going to replace the canon 100mm macro that i flooded. Any tips on any of the best herp in habitat shots? I had the tokina 10-17mm but its not fully compatible with full frame cameras. any oth...

those two rattler close ups are AWESOME

nice. love the tiger sal and the hog playing dead

great post! that whole snake/egret catching food was an awesome series

congrats on the new camera :) the best settings are going to depend more than anything on the conditions you are shooting in and i personally would say just to experiment in different situations. its the best way to decide what the best settings are. The 105mm micro is awesome and youll have fun wit...

very nice! im still trying to find my first spade foot

So id been having a pretty good year (by my wimpy standards) except for an incredible amount of camera problems most recently flooding my camera, lens, and uw housing on the final dive of my trip to florida :( so with no camera i wont really be taking any more shots of anything i find this year so f...

nice job on the wood turtle! ive never turned one up

Andy, thanks for clarifying that im not too knowledgable about them but thought id throw in my two senst haha so i stand corrected/educated

my first thought was bullsnake also. but i googled some images of gopher snakes and enough of them look like the one in the show that it may have been a gopher. Either way the pelican scene was awesome and i've been pretty impressed with the show itself as a whole

I agree with Robert i think adding sections for other nature/wildlife would look awesome but it WOULD make a much bigger book haha but im still all for it

id be happy to help this looks like a pretty cool idea! and a pretty large book here's my flickr site if you see anything good haha http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/

that puff adder is an awesome snake

i agree with peregrine. the second bird you dont have the ID of is a plush crested jay. idk about the last two

that last shot here of the male collared is awesome

what happened to the pictures

awesome snakes. at the top of my must see list

Found a bunch of these guys in Argentina a few years ago and never got an ID on it. not a great shot but any help is welcome:)
thanks


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what POSSIBLE use can that have haha. if the dog is out doing anything interesting, presumably the owner will be walking it seeing exactly what the dog is seeing and if the dog ISNT out doing anything interesting theyll be asleep inside...on a floor or a couch...
i bet it ends up selling well though

damn Kyle awesome job! very jealous of the spadefoots and the tiger sal

nice find on the newt, ive never seen one

nice find! ive never seen one

the gaboon vipers are gorgeous

that red spotted garter is spectacular!

great photography

damn you Bob! awesome job ive never seen three quarters of those species. The hog is my favorite

that treefrog shot and the baby mud turtle are awesome!

sweet! do you sell them too? website or anyting like that?

awesome snakes! do you breed them?

nice. i like the four toed sal, i've never seen one

nice, love the marbled sal and the baby map turtle

awesome, frogs are my favorite and you saw some awesome ones