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- Ann Coates Contact Ann Coates Ann Coates's Gallery |
That's a sad story and he sure does look scared. I'm glad the staff got him down, he must have been terrified. Terrific capture of this sad moment Christine.
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Daniel L. Boyd |
Nice shot. we love animals also, but where we live these guys reign. They travel as families of 2,3, or even 4 and take down bird feeders, rummage through any garbage left out and general do as they please. They also will bite your hand off. We love them also, but don't worry, they will survive - and don't corner one.
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Kirsten Kiki Kjaer |
I love to read the great understanding and heart that you have for these magnificent (and other) animals, Christine. It's the same story all over the world and so sad. I'm glad your story ended well and that you got this great shot.
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- Laura E. Swan Contact Laura E. Swan Laura E. Swan's Gallery |
Ooohhh...Poor little fella. How sad, and like Kiki said, it's happening all over the world. I always feel so horrible when I hear there is a forest fire somewhere. All the animals trapped or running or hiding or partially burned or fully burned up. I can hardly bare bare it. Even the ones that make it out safely are then homeless... I hope the park attendants are sweet with the little racoons...but likely it could go either way when having to SHEW an animal away. Great timing here and good conversations for us to have about this issue! -Sister Lala
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- Christine Lobsinger Contact Christine Lobsinger Christine Lobsinger's Gallery |
Good Afternoon Ann, Daniel, Kiki, and Sis Laura. Thank you very much for your warm comments/understanding of these wild racoons... I have a soft spot for all creatures who are contained...yesterday I took my son/his friend to the Toronto National Exhibition and we entered the Farm Building and was thrown back to see these huge Mother Pigs stabilized by steel (they just gave birth to many little piglets, and they needed to stay in one place/calm, I guess.) I tried to get photos of their piglets threw this glass, but huge mom was in the foreground and it was hard to see these little ones... Smiling CHRISTINE
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- Laura E. Swan Contact Laura E. Swan Laura E. Swan's Gallery |
Wow.
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Karen Kessler |
Ohhh...poor little guy. He sure is a cutie-pie! Did you take him home with you, too? ha! Great capture, Christine!
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- Christine Lobsinger Contact Christine Lobsinger Christine Lobsinger's Gallery |
Kare, I would love to have property to raise all injured creatures and set them back into the wild when I could... that would be an thrilling satisfying experience... thank you for your great comments my friend! SMILING WITH YOU
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- Teresa Burnett Contact Teresa Burnett Teresa Burnett's Gallery |
Oh, poor baby!! So true that we are taking over so much of their habitat! But you did get a wonderful portrait of the poor little guy! Congrats on the EFP!!!
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- Christine Lobsinger Contact Christine Lobsinger Christine Lobsinger's Gallery |
Thank you very much Teresa... SMILING WITH YOU CHRIS
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Sherry McClead |
Awwwe too cute!
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- Christine Lobsinger Contact Christine Lobsinger Christine Lobsinger's Gallery |
Hi Sherry... thanks for looking. CHRISTINE SMILING
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