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    Prairie Dogs with the New Zoom

    I took my new Canon SX10 IS, with its 20x zoom, out to the Wildlife Refuge, and came back with these photos, among others...







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    Re: Prairie Dogs with the New Zoom

    Great catch, love #1 & 2. Would crop the first to just above the rock and maybe take out some on top. Well done. S
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    Re: Prairie Dogs with the New Zoom

    Cool shots! It's been a while since I've seen a prarie dog. Makes me miss North Dakota.
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    Re: Prairie Dogs with the New Zoom

    Nice shots, still too frozen up here for the little guys.

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    Re: Prairie Dogs with the New Zoom

    Great images. Ours are still buried under a foot, or so, of snow that we got last weekend -- welcome to spring on the Canadian prairies. Won't be out for at least another month.

    Cheers,

    WesternGuy

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