your 10 best
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A new and regular feature of the DHT will be YOUR TEN BEST, and we encourage you to be a part of it. Essentially, it is a Top 10 list – in no particular order – that is relevant to you and your community.TRANSCRIPT
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Your 10 BestToday, local
photographer Rob Wiebe offers these wildlife and landscape pictures – timing being the key.“It is always critical
to have a camera ready to shoot when capturing photos of wildlife and nature. The fox looks at you quickly and then runs, the sunset lighting lasts a few seconds and if you aren’t ready, you miss them,” says Rob.“The following are
a collection of a few of those split second moments.”
Maligne Lake, Jasper National Park at sunset.
AlBertA sunset
Red Fox kit tongue tasting grass and watching me.
lYing low
Red Fox kits looking for mom. Sometimes you can be sneaky and observe animals before they see you.
Kit cluB
twin tAils
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Snowshoe hare ready to run.
HAre todAY...
I was standing in the Coyote’s path and he walked around me, keeping me in view.
A wileY one
Cascade Pond (man made) Banff National Park.
MAn & nAture
Bald Eagle watching me, blood on his beak.
View to A Kill
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Talbot Lake, Jasper National Park. I couldn’t resist the peaceful view. Not even a breath of air.
cAlM reflections
Red Fox male, watching to see if I am a threat.
red rAdAr
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White-tailed deer taking a look before running.