In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.
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No photo. Yesterday a pair of Canada geese waddled on the trail I ride with my Onewheel. As I got close, the stone heavy gander feinted attack, flying up at me -- beak open, tongue wagging -- nearly close enough to feel it. It took me by surprise even though I kind of expected it, and I-on-my-Onewheel wobbled.
Today, on the same stretch of trail near a mile long, extensive, but very shallow lake I came upon the same pair, so I slowed way down. Then, the attack gleam in the gander's eye widened -- and faded. Spurring my Onewheel, quickly and directly straight at him, I pushed acceleration -- yelling all the way like I was twice as big as I am. Both geese turned and ran, taking flight in a few steps, with I, the Avenger, right on their tails straight down a quarter mile of the trail. As soon as an uncluttered opening in the trees presented itself they veered left, over the water and landed -- safe! Except that I am a bit deaf, I could almost hear their sigh of relief.
Later, I saw the two still treading -- happily waterborne -- as I passed that way, Onewheeling on my way back.
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@s-leon I encounter geese all the time along the Sacramento river paths. If they are in my way, I actually "honk" at them and they pretty much always waddle out of my way! Too bad we don't have video of you on the chase though!
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I left the door open for a joke on the last pic I posted above but I guess no one caught it. 3HP is better than two.
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@hanahsdax -- Good joke!!!
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Great snake! Massasauga on the Greenway. Although I did not see rattles, the thick heavy body and triangular shaped head are characteristic. As they are rarely seen here I felt privileged to see this local snake in its two foot long glory.
The photo of it I got is blurry and has my BadgerSense display hiding the tail. Maybe I will edit this entry to add the photo in a couple weeks after Ruth Anne knows I am riding again.
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@s-leon Eager to see what you managed to capture :)
Would offer to send you my old iPhone 6S+ but it's got a busted camera and dodgy charge port so wouldn't be of use :( -
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@hanahsdax Loving the stickerbombed rails :D
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Not on a Onewheel, but not far up the road from here I saw my first road-killed mink -- unusual enough to mention, I think.
Ruth Anne reminded me that just a year ago we had a mama mink cross our back porch with a baby rabbit in her mouth.
-- I did take a photo today, but even though the position was natural and there was no blood showing, some people get squeamish about a close-up of a still body. --
And another aside: Just after seeing the mink today, a couple of motorcyclists passed -- one of whom had black cat ears on a full face helmet, just like Lia.
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@s-leon said in In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.:
motorcyclists passed -- one of whom had black cat ears on a full face helmet, just like Lia
One of my spies out on a mission ;)
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A green lizard in Louisiana -- apparently a common sight there. My daughter sent it to me in response to my massasauga snake photo which she emailed back to me so I could post it. -
I was already running (or should I say riding) late for a meeting this morning so I had to take a minute to capture this heart-warming photo of a pair of geese and their four goslings. I’ve been seeing and photographing a lot of wildlife recently that I will be sharing soon. Spring time in the Rockies! -
Action shot. A few elk crossing the road and the bike path I was riding into town yesterday. -
@hanahsdax -- Stunning photo! Snowy switchbacks up the mountainside, with the running and jumping elk right at hand!
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@hanahsdax Majestic! Would love to have an opportunity like that :D
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cruizing my fav industrial park and met a young moose heading for a small marsh.
taken from the onewheel posted a clip on youtube.
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@b0ardski said in In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.:
and met a young moose heading for a small marsh.
"here moosy moosy moosy!"
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panoramas dont fit well.
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@notsure How wide is it in pixels?
I can see if I can bump it up :)