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Saturday, June 30, 2007

A Picturesque Barn

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The barn stands empty. Only a few traces of the old barnyard fence remain. The cattle and horses that once lived under its roof have been go...
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Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Gypsy Moths, The Conclusion

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The Gypsy Moths are finishing their life cycle. The caterpillars are gone, having metamorphosed into adult moths. I captured this male wh...
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Tuesday, June 26, 2007

Meet “Peter Cottontail”

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This friendly little fellow is nibbling grass while looking for his daily handout I shot this photo on our family farm last evening. Most ...
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Saturday, June 23, 2007

The Woodchuck

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Groundhog, woodchuck, and pasture poodle are only a few of the common names these little critters are known by. How people view them varies...
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Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Gypsy Update

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The carnage of the Gypsy Moths continues unabated. As the caterpillars near the end of the feeding cycle they are consuming every last piec...
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Sunday, June 17, 2007

Summer Fun in the Sun

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I spent Saturday on beautiful Foster Joseph Sayers Lake in Center County Pa. My primary objective was fishing for the prolific crappie for w...
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Friday, June 15, 2007

Oh Deer!

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The Whitetails Bucks are now growing their annual set of antlers. This yearling buck poses for a portrait op. It has always amazed me how q...
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Thursday, June 14, 2007

Aitch, the village that Was

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I’ll see you in “H” What would normally be considered a rude comment has a different meaning in the Raystown Lake area of Pennsylvania. Aitc...
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Bridge Abutment

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An old bridge abutment now provides structure for fish. Raystown Lake, Huntingdon Co. Pennsylvania
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Monday, June 11, 2007

Synchronization

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Cows, doing what cows do best
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Coy Hill
South Central Pennsylvania, United States
Cutting my teeth on Minolta 101 & 102's in the 70's, I am now rediscovering photography in the digital age. Having been a hunter all of my life and a Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officer for over two decades, my photography interest focuses predominately on wildlife. Photography allows me to interact with and observe wildlife in ways that consumptive only hunting could never hope to. My hope is that sharing my work through Country Captures will encourage others to find a deeper appreciation for our natural world. My photography has been published by a number of magazines and organizations including Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, Pennsylvania Magazine, Pennsylvania Game Commission, and British Shooting Sports Association. All comments are welcome; photographic critique as well as agreement or disagreement with my expressed views on any subject. If you like what you find here please add Country Captures to your list of links, I appreciate it.
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