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Great Blue Heron
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Immature Bald Eagle
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Greater Yellowlegs
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Owl; variety unknown. Snake!; variety unknown
A jaunt up into the Tobacco Root Mountains yielded Jackson Lake after an...interesting...drive and a brisk hike, but no more animals. The weather had been far too warm to kick off fall foliage, unfortunately.
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Grassy yellow stuff near Jackson Lake
And finally, the scourge of garbage cans all across the land, our favorite local bandit. [quite proud of this one: dark out, long lens, wide open, manual focus, manual flash exposure, and handheld, to top it all off]
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Raccoon; cuddly, except for the claws
I was able to get a whole bunch of running and some top-notch relaxing done during my lovely but too-brief stay, not to mention some good exploring around Bozeman and Hookjaw. Ethel's got a few weeks to witness either the continuation of an Indian summer or the onslaught of brutal winter weather. Good luck with that, babe!
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