{"id":7181,"date":"2012-08-19T16:30:33","date_gmt":"2012-08-19T22:30:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/featheredphotography.com\/blog\/?p=7181"},"modified":"2012-09-01T19:01:05","modified_gmt":"2012-09-02T01:01:05","slug":"critters-on-my-family-farm-in-glacier-county-montana","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/featheredphotography.com\/blog\/2012\/08\/19\/critters-on-my-family-farm-in-glacier-county-montana\/","title":{"rendered":"Critters On My Family Farm In Glacier County, Montana"},"content":{"rendered":"

This post is an experiment.<\/p>\n

I’m on the road right now, visiting the family\u00a0farm in nw Montana where I grew up.\u00a0 As a result, these images\u00a0were processed on my laptop so I’m unsure about sharpness, brightness, color and other aspects of processing.\u00a0 I’ve never posted from my laptop before but thought I’d take a chance and see what happens…<\/p>\n

All three of these images were taken on the farm in the last 24 hours.<\/p>\n

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\u00a0There has been a breeding pair of Great Horned Owls on the farm for many years now, residing in the multiple old barns and granaries.\u00a0 This is the male.<\/p>\n

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As we came down the hill toward the house this morning I spotted these two White-tail fawns drinking in the creek.\u00a0 It seems to me that they’re pretty young for so late in the year.<\/p>\n

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The Gray Partridge is common on the farm but extremely difficult to approach.\u00a0 This is as close as I’ve been able to get so far but you can bet I’ll be working to get closer until we leave for home. (I was at f\/11 because I was trying to photograph multiple birds as they scurried through the grass).<\/p>\n

This species used to be called the Hungarian Partridge, so everyone up here has always called them “huns”.<\/p>\n

So far it’s been a great trip and I hope to have lots of images to post when we return.<\/p>\n

Ron<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

This post is an experiment. I’m on the road right now, visiting the family\u00a0farm in nw Montana where I grew up.\u00a0 As a result, these images\u00a0were processed on my laptop so I’m unsure about sharpness, brightness, color and other aspects of processing.\u00a0 I’ve never posted from my laptop before but thought I’d take a chance and see what happens… All three of these images were taken on the farm in the last 24 hours.   \u00a01\/800, f\/11, ISO 500, 500 f\/4, 1.4 tc \u00a0There has been a breeding pair of Great Horned Owls on the farm for many years now, residing in the multiple old barns and granaries.\u00a0 This is the male.     \u00a0\u00a01\/1250, f\/8, ISO 500, 500 f\/4, 1.4 tc As we came down the hill toward the house this morning I spotted these two White-tail fawns drinking in the creek.\u00a0 It seems to me that they’re pretty young for so late in the year.     1\/800, f\/11, ISO 500, 500 f\/4, 1.4 tc The Gray Partridge is common on the farm but extremely difficult to approach.\u00a0 This is as close as I’ve been able to get so far but you can bet I’ll be working to get closer until we leave for home. (I was at f\/11 because I was trying to photograph multiple birds as they scurried through the grass). This species used to be called the Hungarian Partridge, so everyone up here has always called them “huns”. So far it’s been a great trip and I hope to have…<\/p>\n

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