It's a Wooluf, sometimes you are glad of a Telephoto lens.

[CHJ]

Some may remember a posting of mine back in beginning of May relating to woodland experience.

Well today we came across this little group:

On the basis that it is better to leave sleeping dogs lie we did not get any more pictures.

 

[dedee]

Chas,
Nice photos

I guess these were wild. How close were you?

Andy

 

[tim]

Thats the Forest of Dean for you.... :lol:

 

[CHJ]

I guess these were wild. How close were you?

Andy

Well tolerant of people anyway thank goodness, about 80 meters on group, and 30 meters on sleepy/wakey-wakey boy.

Sharp exit seemed the order of the day after that yawn.

 

[Anonymous]

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[sliver]

MAGIC, ABSOLUTELY MAGIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8)


Well captured that man, please allow yourself a moment of full on 'Philly style' gloating. :lol: :lol:

 

[Paul Chapman]

Great pictures, Chas =D>

Paul

 

[Gill]

I'm so very envious of you :mrgreen:, but by the same token I'm so pleased you've seen these wonderful creatures in their natural environment . It's one of my dreams to see wolves in the wild.

Presumably, those photos were taken in Germany?

Gill

 

[CHJ]

...snip...
Presumably, those photos were taken in Germany?
Gill

Yes Gill, (sorry for delay been down south west in 40c temps for the last day or so.)

 

[Scrit]

....I'm so pleased you've seen these wonderful creatures in their natural environment . It's one of my dreams to see wolves in the wild.

You might get your chance - aren't they planning to reintroduce in N. Scotland?

Scrit