Lucky for me that I thought to bring my trusty long lens. I haven't used that lens in ages because it doesn't have IS (image stabilization). All I can say is, "Good thing I thought to bring it".The first image is cropped and I wish I could've got more of his nose and mouth in the picture, but he was too far away and in the dark shade. I had to open up my lens by a stop and a half to get this shot.
The next Bison was way out in the field, but this shot is not cropped. I
wanted to show the distance and the landscape of the farm.The horse was in the enclosure next to the first Bison. Since I don't know much about horses (I'm a city girl), I won't even try to make a guess as to what his breed is. I think the markings on his face are really interesting, though.
I took a few more photos of the Bison, but most were the same--far away and most didn't show their faces. They were grazing.
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I hope you've enjoyed my trip to the Bison Farm through my pictures.
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We are lucky you are near this farm--lots of animal shots!!! Love them!!
Thank you so much for your nice comments, Margo. We weren't able to stay a long time at the Bison farm, but it was a lot of fun. It was really nice to see the Bison roaming in the range free instead of in habitats at the zoo.
Very nice captures.
Thank you, Lisa.
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