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I somehow missed this thread.Fantastic photos!
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Female fox hunting ptarmigan just below the summit of Teocalli Mountain a few years ago:
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HuskyRunner wrote:
Mark Curtis wrote:Awesome, Bernie!

I check Flickr most days and Bernie almost always has at least 1 new fantastic shot posted. Wish I had the talent to take even a few pics as well as his!
This is true. I'm not sure other forum members realize the "BD" in his user name stands for "Bountiful Daily". :mrgreen:
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Screech Owl
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Ah yeah......there it is. =D>
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kaiman wrote:Female fox hunting ptarmigan just below the summit of Teocalli Mountain a few years ago:
Great shot. Love these Red Fox.
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ImageElk along Trail Ridge by ccd333, on Flickr

ImageV in a V by ccd333, on Flickr

ImageBlue Collar approach by ccd333, on Flickr
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Some of the wildlife I have been lucky enough to catch while out and about...

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This guy came running up to say 'Hi' while hiking outside of Boulder

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Goats on Mt. Evans

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Outside of Red Rocks

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RMNP

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Sleeping in RMNP

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The look I got when she woke up = Priceless

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And back to sleep...

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RMNP

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Very photogenic!

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Not a clue what this guy is, but very pretty!

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Pika on Bierstadt

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Baby Big Horns outside of Georgetown
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[quote="cpb145"]

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Not a clue what this guy is, but very pretty!

It looks like a Lazuli Bunting.
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Well camouflaged ptarmigan in the Vasquez Peak Wilderness.
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Mark Curtis wrote:
cpb145 wrote:
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Not a clue what this guy is, but very pretty!

It looks like a Lazuli Bunting.
Good call, checked it out online and looks like you are probably correct. He appears to be missing the rust colored chest, but everything else seems dead on....Thanks, I had been wondering what he was!
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I see one of these just about every hike. Still don't have a picture of an adult. They move fast.

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