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Uploaded by: Denalidaze — Martes Mayo 8, 2012 — FL, FL

Have seen the wild pigs from a distance, but this was the first time I have been able to capture a good picture. They can cause lots of damage to yards and gardens. They root out a path and tear up the ground with their shout. Took this picture in Princess Place Preserve http://www.flaglercounty.org/facilities.aspx?page=detail&RID=18

Categorías: primavera, Animales salvajes Tipo de cámara: Canon digital 60 D
 
Manufacturer: Canon
Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi
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Focal Length: 200.0 mm
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1. NatureGirlsBabies 8:50 PM GMT en Mayo 09, 2012    
They are just trying to survive like everyone else. But, I know they can be damaging. So sad. He/she is beautiful, though. Great shot.
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2. Denalidaze 1:12 AM GMT en Mayo 10, 2012    
NatureGirlsBabies,
Thanks so much for your interesting comment. I am just happy to get a good shot of the wild pigs, and thankful they are not in my yard.
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3. minnesotamom 2:25 AM GMT en Mayo 10, 2012    
I agree with NatureGirlsBabies---they didn't ask to be in close conjunction with humans but have been forced to be up close with us as we invade their habitat. Nice capture, Denalidaze! :-)
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4. 36Bravo 1:32 PM GMT en Mayo 10, 2012    
There were no wild swine in the U.S. (except for javelinas in the South West) until the Spanish explorers brought them to Florida in the 1500's. They have become so numerous and destructive here that Texas has passed a law legalizing hunting them from helicopters. Nice photo.
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5. Denalidaze 2:56 PM GMT en Mayo 10, 2012    
minnesotamom & 36Bravo,
Thanks for all the info in your comments. Princess Place Preserve (place of photo is 1500 acres)is set aside as a refuge for animals of this type. The animals are free to come and go. I know that there are more wild pigs in the park, because I have seen their path of damage. I can only explore a small part of the park (because of my limited mobility), but I do know it is a safe place for these animals. At least they have this small little corner for safety. The only hunting allowed is with a camera.
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6. MRSJAAK 1:10 PM GMT en Mayo 12, 2012    
This one IS pretty, but don't want him in my yard. Glad they have a place for them.
Ann
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About Denalidaze
Denalidaze I have loved photography since I was quite young. My mother had an old box camera and I was always excited to see the magical pictures when she had them developed. She mailed them off and I would check the mail each day to see if they had returned. As I grew, the cameras in my life also grew. My husband and I love to travel. During our 44 years of marriage, we have never bought each other Christmas, birthday, or anniversary presents. Travel each year was our gift to the other. Of course with travel comes pictures. I have been to 47 states and many foreign countries. On our first trip to Europe, we purchased a 35 mm Canon camera in Germany. I Took MANY picture and slides. I used a lot of my photographs in the classroom (30 years) and brought the wonders of the world to my students. My first digital camera was a Sony Mavica. Wow, digital discovery was like eating food with no calories. What a way to celebrate life! On our visits to Alaska, it is not unusual for me to take 60 GB of pictures. Now, I seldom leave the house without my camera. Yes, I have loads of pictures, but I am always looking for more pictures to take, and ways to improve my skills.Create your own visitor map free counter for your website
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