Timber Wolves
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Timber Wolves
Some Timber Wolves enjoying the sunshine on Sunday 
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If I may it would be better to start your own thread when posting your own pictures, that way makes it easier to show whose work it is. there are several things that could be pointed out about the photo to improve it as below
obviously the quality over the internet will not be as good as the original photo but even so with a little editing they can still be improved on
Posting on any photographic sites like this usually ,apart from showing the photos, is to learn how to make them better generally, so if you want to learn then please ask.
If I may it would be better to start your own thread when posting your own pictures, that way makes it easier to show whose work it is. there are several things that could be pointed out about the photo to improve it as below
obviously the quality over the internet will not be as good as the original photo but even so with a little editing they can still be improved on
Posting on any photographic sites like this usually ,apart from showing the photos, is to learn how to make them better generally, so if you want to learn then please ask.
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Thanks to a program trying to reintroduce wild wolves to the Pacific Northwest our wold population is returning to a decent size. Unfortunately you will always have ranchers protecting their bottom line claiming they're losing cattle & sheep to the wolf packs.
Wolves hunt for food. they don't waste of hunt for fun. Leave that for men to do. Wolves are the top predators in most environments. They keep herds of wild elk and deer healthy. Herd animal populations thrive when there are predators out there, otherwise they starve to death in Winter and spread diseases more easily.
Wolves hunt for food. they don't waste of hunt for fun. Leave that for men to do. Wolves are the top predators in most environments. They keep herds of wild elk and deer healthy. Herd animal populations thrive when there are predators out there, otherwise they starve to death in Winter and spread diseases more easily.
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Great shots. I've never seen so close a wolf.
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