I guess I got a little too close. He watched me for a few seconds. Then put his head back down into his tail and went back to sleep. Mating season should be starting in a couple of weeks. I will be back to take pictures when they are more active.
The newborn baby Siamang. This is a primate that belongs to the Gibbons species. This was taken at the Honolulu zoo.
Alaskan Sitka Brown bear. Captured at the Fortress of Bears
Urban Moose Black and white
Siblings at the Alaska wildlife conservation center playfully fighting
AWCC - Black Bear Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Two dogs being taught commands in a busy area. As planes flew overhead and people congregate nearby to watch the sunset, these two dogs only paid attention to their owner.
Baby Musk Ox in a field of clover.
Mating season has officially began. This poor lady was being chased all over the place. There were three males that wanted all of her attention.
Early morning sea otter out of his element taking a break on the Seward small boat launch.
If I can see them, then they can see me. I think I've been spotted.
Young bull moose near my house
Looking into the sad eyes of the Ursus Arctos.
Elk at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Young calf resting in neighbors yard. They've been busy eating pumpkins off of porches.
Slow shutter speeds and Chickadees do not go well together. This cool motion blur was the best shot I was able to get before they all flew away.
An angry little ground squirrel warning me that I'm getting a little too close.
Porcupine grabbing a bite to eat
None of the males dare step foot inside of her den. This guy is lowering his head trying to peek into her den, which is located just outside of the frame, to the right. Sneaky like a fox.
Mother caribou standing guard over her new little one
Large brown bear in stealth mode waiting for food in the water
Young bull moose near my house
Brown bear at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center shaking off water after a dip in the pond.
AWCC - Elk Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Moose calf munching on my neighbors rose bush.
Red squirrel -Tamiasciurus hudsonicus
Little red squirrel giving me the stink eye while I was hiking at the Eagle River Nature Center
After a day of hiking around Hatchers Pass we stumbled across a little Pika foraging for food. I had already packed my camera equipment away. In the desperate scramble to to get my camera out I didn't have a chance to properly adjust my settings.
The curious little ground squirrel.
It can get pretty exhausting chasing around the ladies during mating season.
One of the tigers at the Panaewa zoo
Two black bear brothers trying to get a better look.
Friendly Horses located in the countryside of Old town Koloa
According to the guides at Alaska Horse Adventures the dark horse stands 19 hands tall! To put that in perspective, I am 6'3". The dark horse was a good three feet taller than me!. The white horse behind him was shorter, but not by much.
Hawaaian monk seal taking a break from the ocean.
A little something on your nose
Neighborhood calf and his mother were grazing on my neighbors rose bush.
The journey ahead. Alaska Railroad train headed into the cold, vast wilderness of Alaska.
Bull moose at the beginning stages of growing what might be a impressive rack.
Tzatziki is the big albino tiger. Sriracha is the orange one. Both tigers are at the Panaewa rainforest zoo in Hilo
Moose in my neighborhood
Two friendly horses came over to the gate to watch what the strange human was doing. I actually drove past this spot. I had to turn around and comeback to this spot becasue the lighting was too perfect to pass up. This was taken on my way back from Poipu, HI. Near Old Koloa Town.
My wife and boys went on a horse ride out in Palmer. I stayed behind to watch our daughter becasue she was too young to ride a horse. Of course I had to take pictures of the horses.
A very busy beaver. It patrolled the whole lake, constantly slapping it's tail when I got too close. Always watching me.
Close up of the moose I came across the other day.