Just a simple prairie dog doing his prairie dog thing in the Badlands of South Dakota. These guys always look like they’re about to start dancing. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 360mm) ISO 400, f/4 at 1/1600 of a second
great pic. these guy can be pain in the neck some time, when they wake -up in the spring time they eat ever thing in sight.? it depends on what you planted. for the year they like crops etc. )
I love this photo, Sean. Often, Prairie Dogs appear in a sea of dried grasses, rather than the green hued flora in your image. What a perky little doggie you captured!
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Just a simple prairie dog doing his prairie dog thing in the Badlands of South Dakota. These guys always look like they’re about to start dancing.
great pic. these guy can be pain in the neck some time, when they wake -up in the spring time they eat ever thing in sight.? it depends on what you planted. for the year they like crops etc. )
—– Imagine my surprise
—– To learn it’s federal land
—– Thanks for lunch my friends.
You must get down to their level to get this shot & capture the real thing ,seems to be deciding which way to look for lunch
Aunt Sue
Yes, I always try to get as low as I can, preferably on the ground.
Similar to the groundhog in Caddyshack! “I’m all right, nobody worry about me.”
Prairie dog=click bait.
No doubt. Cute little guy for rodents.
Oh I like this one.
I love this photo, Sean. Often, Prairie Dogs appear in a sea of dried grasses, rather than the green hued flora in your image. What a perky little doggie you captured!
Yes, I was there in the springtime when the rolling plains look their best.