They’re common, I know, but I still love to photograph raccoons when they are cooperative enough to pose for a shot. This one was photographed in Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park in Key Biscayne. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 280mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/160th of a second
Interesting that it doesn’t have a well-defined mask as the raccoons we see in California have. Is it a juvenile possibly or is this how they build ’em in Florida? : )
If you’d like to stay local I know of a very fat though not very cooperative raccoon that frequently shows up in my front yard. She won’t budge for anything, so at least she’s very easy to photograph!
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They’re common, I know, but I still love to photograph raccoons when they are cooperative enough to pose for a shot. This one was photographed in Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park in Key Biscayne.
Interesting that it doesn’t have a well-defined mask as the raccoons we see in California have. Is it a juvenile possibly or is this how they build ’em in Florida? : )
—– Murky Mapache
—– Existence risks a constant
—– Still too clever by half .
—– Better late than never
—– We’re in good hands .
If you’d like to stay local I know of a very fat though not very cooperative raccoon that frequently shows up in my front yard. She won’t budge for anything, so at least she’s very easy to photograph!