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Barnack's Monthly for November 2012 is "LIVING THING".


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Lobster.

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Iguanas.

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Meercats (the shorter creatures in this shot) in the Kalahari Desert.

 

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Camel.

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Elk.

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Kittens.

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Primates, not including humans: chimps, mountain gorillas, red tailed monkey, red colobus monkey, all in Uganda.

 

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Living in the Past

 

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Living in my backyard (not in Virginia)

 

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Arctic and timber wolves

 

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Here are my submissions for Living thing.

I hope they do well.

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Insects in Uganda.

 

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Black rhino, white rhono, but approached on foot in Namibia.

 

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Nudibranchs - Like shell-less snails, there were 3,500 species identified when I shot these (I shot 75 species on this trip to Mabul Island, part of Malaysian Borneo). You can see their antennae and gills. Their bright colors warn predators that they are poisonous to eat. Most are two to three cm long, but the Spanish Dancer nudibranch (not show here but one is on our site) is far larger.

 

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In front of a Living Thing.

 

 

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GEORG

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Brown hyena on a Kalahari salt pan. They look like a Disney interpretation of evil, but they only hunt insects and rodents.

 

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