Creamy Dingo Pups.

[hotspur]

Captured these images on my remote activated camera,I had left in a bushy back corner of a grazing property.The first week watching a dead sheep-no result.Last Sunday a goat farmer did a kill,so I dumped all the offal at the location.Just been and picked camera up,and got a huge amount of dingo data :) two pups light colour,one a creamy almost white colour.

The camera was mounted low to ground to get a good POV,I've been fiddling with settings,as not happy with first hits,but now pleased with new settings,these images had slight cureves adjustment and crop.

I'll post a few more images and the 'insitu' ones of set up-I had to run barbed wire around site to keep brahman cattle out (or try too),and make a little hood for camera-not really needed-but helps with all the storms-see image of dingo while its coming down in the proverbal fashion.

Hope these are of interest-I had to avoid getting bitten by brown snakes,and have had a considerable amount of ticks this season want to come home with me.But worth it when you see image 4

also some higher res here.First Flicker link is best image.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/106878396@N05/10880668316/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/106878396@N05/10881000803/in/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/106878396@N05/10881057103/in/photostream/

[DavidTrap]

Resolution is amazing Chris. Well done.

DT

[leon]

Well captured Chris and as said, crisp and clear, the one in number four looks a bit thin though.

Leon

[Grimmeister]

Hi Chris,

Glad to see more shots come from the DIY cameras, I really like the last one. Keep em coming.

Cheers

Anthony