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Monarch of the Plains
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Uploaded: 10/24/04 11:37 PM GMT
Monarch of the Plains
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This Buffalo Bull was photographed after the great fire in Yellowstone. He is still wearing some of his last winter’s coat.
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dancenfool85
10/25/04 12:12 AM GMT
never seen anything like this before... cool photo.
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I knew, sooner or later, that you would have one of these magnificent beasts for us. I love the remnants of the winter coat in contrast with the fresh smooth undercoat.
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Well composed shot of this magnificent animal along with a great display of the scraggly appearance of his tattered and well worn winter coat. I am glad that he survived the fire!!
Thank you Michael :))
Thank you Michael :))
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~ Mimi~ (^_^)
Great shot Michael.... this will be closest i will get to seeing one of these beasts.. thankyou.... :D
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The human heart feels things the eyes cannot see, and knows what the mind cannot understand.
--Robert Vallett
Beautiful green and yellow throughout the photo. It really makes your focus shift to the main subject. Nice work yet again.
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Hey, something terribly wrong with that c-index, lmbo.
JuneBug
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Another great shot.
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