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Where'd this white stuff come from?

© Mitchell S. Speert

Where'd this white stuff come from?

Uploaded: November 12, 2007

Description

Black-tailed prairie dog searching for food in his enclosure at NJ's Turtle Back Zoo. The ice and snow from a recent storm was just beginning to melt away.
Shot March 12, 2005
220mm, F/5, 1/250, Pattern metering

Exif: F Number: 5, Exposure Bias Value: +0, Exposure Time: 4/1000, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 200, White Balance: auto white balance, Focal Length: 220mm, Camera Model: NIKON D70

Comments

November 12, 2007

Very cute & fuzzy - I can see him run off right after the shutter closed, kind of like - woah that's cold! #784955

Mitchell S. Speert November 12, 2007

Haha! Thanks, Andrea! #5064311

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