What Do You See????

[RedGinger]

Here are some more shots from yesterday and a cool video of a fox named Leroy, coming up. I took a pic in the same spot as the first "apparitiion" and while there is a clearing there, and the lighting conditions were a bit different, there is no clear image of anything there. The second "false face" did not appear in any pictures the second round.

 

[RedGinger]

Same spot as yesterday. Don't know how to enlarge it. See the cleared spot? There is no discernable image there. The previous picture had a transparent image in it, from what I can see.

 

[RedGinger]

Someone left a stone on this one, as you can see.

 

[RedGinger]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DsA9lX1F7M

 

[swizzle]

Its tough to try to duplicate the same exact pic after a day or two. Unless your standing in the same exact spot then every pic you take will have slight variations.

Since I moved to my new place a year and a half ago I've been seeing foxes pretty regularly. Those babies are cute as sin. Momma was teaching her pups how to catch rabbits in our backyard. I love to see those little buggers. Swiz

 

[Wangan]

ORIGINAL: Rockhounder55

Thanks for the explanation, Laur. I hate to imagine what might be left on my grave. [] ~Mike

Im going to cut to the chase and have my headstone in the shape of a funtional urinal.[]

 

[Wangan]

I love wildlife,especially those beautiful foxes.I remember when I drove tanker truck and knew there was a fox family where my dump off place was.I saw a kit going into the ditch on the other end of a culvert.I walked over expecting it to know I was there,but when I got to the culvert and looked into it the kit was just sitting there looking around with absolutely no knowledge of me sneaking up on it.I just couldnt resist and hollered into the culvert,"Hey what are you doing!".Im sure my loud voice coming out of the culvert sounded as if I was right next to it.He sprang straight up into the air and took off like a bullet back to where he came from,the den I presume.I know this may sound mean but I call it "awareness heightening" and no harm was done, and I got a good chuckle out of it.(sure wish I had a camera!)

I bet it was a bit more wary to its surroundings after that and I may have helped it survive longer by being more observant.Any time I can sneak up that close to a wild animal is a feather in my cap,although a "rookie" kit is a bit easy.Id like to have a penny for every time I have had a hunter walk by me within 10 or 20 feet and they never knew I was there.(I hate blaze orange[]) I dont jump hunters.A wild animal and an armed man is quite a different story.[]

 

[RedGinger]

I forgot they were called "kits". I commend you for helping the kit so he would be wary of people. That's a good thing. Fred likes to holler at animals too, I guess[] I suppose great minds think alike, Wangan.

Swiz, you're right it's hard to duplicate. This is the same spot, though. I'd like to go back at night. I don't suppose anyone has a DVR (digital voice recorder) I could borrow. I'd like to have a photo analysis of my pics. I'll continue searching for someone. I know there were at least one or two members here who were expert professional photographers. Maybe they'll pop up.

Fred, your camera is safe in its case on my table. Come on over for some blackberry cobbler anytime (maybe dessert) one night, and we could go back to the cemetery.

 

[RedGinger]

ORIGINAL: Wangan

ORIGINAL: Rockhounder55

Thanks for the explanation, Laur. I hate to imagine what might be left on my grave. [] ~Mike

Im going to cut to the chase and have my headstone in the shape of a funtional urinal.[]

Uh, maybe just flowers? Another argument for cremation. I don't know who will be around to do it, but I'd like my ashes spread in the Atlantic, please.

 

[RedGinger]

Well, this is great. I joined a forum that has a photo analysis section the other day, but it won't let me post a new topic or reply to any topics.

http://www.insearchofghosts.com/