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Macro and Flora Moderator
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Hi Jonathan, Nice mouse. I like the wet look. Looks like you posted in the wrong forum though. I still like the capture of the struggling behavior.
Allen
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Story Sequences Moderator and Wildlife Moderator
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Lifetime Member
Hi Jonathan - I somehow missed this one earlier. Interesting to see the battle for survival. You did well threading the needle to get the mouse sharp through all the branches. I like the wet look and that we can see the toes gripping the branches.
TFS,
Rachel
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BPN Viewer
Looks and sounds like he's had a rough day. Nice clarity and detail, and in this case, the branches do not distract at all.
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Forum Participant
A very different image,I like it Jonathan,he looks like he is hanging in there,he seems to be saying,thats the last time I go swimming in winter,
nice detail and light.
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This is a very interesting image. Nice image design, good eye contact and I love that the mouse is wet almost like it fleeing from the danger of the water and hanging on for dear life.
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BPN Member
Hi Jonathan a very nice story with the struggling mouse , well documented by your image . Very well processed with good tonal range , nice colors , great detail and sharp where it counts .
TFS Andreas
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Wildlife Moderator
Hi Jon, still away, but given both the tech aspects and location, excellent work. Seems a bit early for them to be surfacing I would have thought, or are the milder temps still continuing? They milder weather is certainly are here in BC, even to the point Bear signs have been posted and a couple of bears have been sighted about 40km away!
TFS
Steve
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Macro and Flora Moderator

Originally Posted by
Steve Kaluski
Hi Jon, still away, but given both the tech aspects and location, excellent work. Seems a bit early for them to be surfacing I would have thought, or are the milder temps still continuing? They milder weather is certainly are here in BC, even to the point Bear signs have been posted and a couple of bears have been sighted about 40km away!
TFS
Steve
Steve, it was the flood that caused him to appear, but no bears here - too cold I guess
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Wildlife Moderator
Steve, it was the flood that caused him to appear, but no bears here - too cold I guess
Thanks Jon, BTW if it was cold then the bears would be hibernating as they should be, because it's so unseasonably warm they have started to emerge, not ideal for both parties.