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A Visitor Comes to our Camp

 
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A Visitor Comes to our Camp
As we were enjoying a nice dinner a visitor investigates out camp site. Taken July 11, 2010.


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chabertonVisitor

chaberton

Voted 10/10

Very nice visitor, i think also very hungry!
Posted Feb 23, 2011 10:42 am

Josh LewisRe: Visitor

Josh Lewis

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The visitor returned when it became night, and enjoyed some near by plants. Then Holly scared our guest away. Dogs, always scaring off the wild life. ;-)
Posted Feb 24, 2011 7:08 pm

Tomek Lodowy:)

Tomek Lodowy

Voted 10/10

great capture

cheers

Tomek
Posted Feb 24, 2011 6:21 pm

Josh LewisRe: :)

Josh Lewis

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Thanks! Thank goodness my camera has zoom, in the past there was no way I would be able to capture anything like this. But the visitor came quite close and was curious. We all were silent, but enjoyed the moment.
Cheers Josh Lewis
Posted Feb 24, 2011 7:09 pm

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