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Your 10 BestToday, local

photographer Rob Wiebe offers these wildlife and landscape pictures – timing being the key.“It is always critical

to have a camera ready to shoot when capturing photos of wildlife and nature. The fox looks at you quickly and then runs, the sunset lighting lasts a few seconds and if you aren’t ready, you miss them,” says Rob.“The following are

a collection of a few of those split second moments.”

Maligne Lake, Jasper National Park at sunset.

AlBertA sunset

Red Fox kit tongue tasting grass and watching me.

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Red Fox kits looking for mom. Sometimes you can be sneaky and observe animals before they see you.

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Snowshoe hare ready to run.

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I was standing in the Coyote’s path and he walked around me, keeping me in view.

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Cascade Pond (man made) Banff National Park.

MAn & nAture

Bald Eagle watching me, blood on his beak.

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Talbot Lake, Jasper National Park. I couldn’t resist the peaceful view. Not even a breath of air.

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Red Fox male, watching to see if I am a threat.

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White-tailed deer taking a look before running.