A family in my backyard this morning
kirbinster
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How did you get them all to hold their heads up and pose at the same moment? That, in itself, is phenomenal.
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Must be a reaction to a Nikon!
I just did a mom and two kids and had a hell of a time to get them to all raise their heads at once. Of course they had some tasty new mown hay to consider.
thats because Nikon has a "business" meaning sound when you shoot.. not this weak "clak" of the canon
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Watch it now...you only live 46 miles from me!
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Hey Joel this is the 21st Century...even deer might be trying alternative lifestyles!
....or, the does could be sisters.
bring it on!
I could use a drinking buddy...
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Any chance of camping in your garage?!
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Hey watch it, the Liberals say a family can be any group of same sex animals these days
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Sure, but there is a much better view from the deck - my garage does not have windows.
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All I'm getting in my yard are some accursed squirrels and equally accursed amardillos. :bash
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