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Photography F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Feb 03 6:38 am)
Yes, these semi 'furred' animals do molt. Even sheep molt if you don't shear them (eventually). I would expect it is about that time--they should be 'slicker' closer to Fall--and then grow another coat again, of sorts. Not ever having touched a bison, I don't know about the texture, but 'haired' sheep look like this part of the year--they have a coat of sorts and shed or molt. This has obviously matted and the mats are falling away since they are 'dead hair'.
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Boy, was I surprised to find this herd of bison just about 8 miles from home. This appears to be the bull of the herd--the herd itself had a simply awful background so I passed on them. Yes, it was just this hazy--in fact, much, much worse--I worked on this A LOT (they don't call these the Blue Ridge Mountains for nothing--altho' I'm in the foothills). Boy, do I pick the worst days for a day I can take to photograph. Beyond haze--sitting right down on top of us, no sun, high humidity. Yuck. I used a Tiffen 2x Megaplus with my G1-always manual. I sure envy Alpha's zoom. I have a pretty good one, but old, for my regular SLR. They just aren't available for anything but the digital SLRs unfortunately. My camera zooms to 3x and this gave me 6x--still pretty far away, but I have high resolution, so I could crop reasonably. Nothing special about the photo except it was neat to find these critters right near us. Diane