Continuing the post from yesterday (turkeys): as the Toms were trying to impress the ladies, these adorable twins and their mom showed up and after careful examination of the turkeys started to have breakfast. A short time later an adult buck appeared and all the deer (twins, mom, the buck and his younger companion) started running around just having fun in a chase game. Turkeys payed no mind. After a few laps they stoped, and all the deer followed the back down the hill.Hit "L" then "Z" twice.
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Continuing the post from yesterday (turkeys): as the Toms were trying to impress the ladies, these adorable twins and their mom showed up and after careful examination of the turkeys started to have breakfast. A short time later an adult buck appeared and all the deer (twins, mom, the buck and his younger companion) started running around just having fun in a chase game. Turkeys payed no mind. After a few laps they stoped, and all the deer followed the back down the hill.
Tags: Nature Z9 Raphael Kopan Photography Monopod Wildlife Nikon 600 f4E VR 1.4TCIII
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Continuing the post from yesterday (turkeys): as the Toms were trying to impress the ladies, these adorable twins and their mom showed up and after careful examination of the turkeys started to have breakfast. A short time later an adult buck appeared and all the deer (twins, mom, the buck and his younger companion) started running around just having fun in a chase game. Turkeys payed no mind. After a few laps they stoped, and all the deer followed the back down the hill.
Tags: Nature Z9 Raphael Kopan Photography Monopod Wildlife Nikon 600 f4E VR 1.4TCIII
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Continuing the post from yesterday (turkeys, see comments): as the Toms were trying to impress the ladies, these adorable twins and their mom showed up and after careful examination of the turkeys started to have breakfast. A short time later an adult buck appeared and all the deer (twins, mom, the buck and his younger companion) started running around just having fun in a chase game. Turkeys payed no mind. After a few laps they stoped, and all the deer followed the back down the hill.
Tags: Nature Z9 Raphael Kopan Photography Monopod Wildlife Nikon 600 f4E VR 1.4TCIII
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From Project Noah www.projectnoah.org/spottings/1207007185:
"Proboscis (Long-nosed) Bats spotted in Damas Island, near Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica [exactly where we saw them]. These small bats are characterized by their long, fleshy, and pointed nose. Its fur is soft and dense and is brownish-grey in colour, with two white stripes down the back. Whether these stripes serve a purpose, such as camouflage or attraction of mates, is unknown. This bat also has grey tufts of fur on the forearms. No matter what time of day these features may make the bat difficult to see. Proboscis bats live in groups. The colonies are usually between five and ten individuals, and very rarely exceed forty. The bats are nocturnal, sleeping during the day in an unusual formation: they line up, one after another as seen in the pictures, on a branch or wooden beam, nose to tail, in a straight row. They are very well camouflaged looking like large thorns on the sides of tree trunks."
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