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Kailey has been belled because of her habit
of sneaking off into the forest to explore.

The yellow stuff is Scotch Broom, an invasive
species that is taking hold on Quadra Island.
It's bad news for a number of reasons, not
least of which is its high combustability.

Shot on the vintage lens at either f/5.6 or 8.

Best viewed at original size.

Nikon Z 6 ,Minolta 50mm f/1.4 MC Rokkor PG
1/160s iso720 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time26-May-2021 11:00:23
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON Z 6
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length
Exposure Time1/160 sec
Aperture
ISO Equivalent720
Exposure Bias0.00
White Balancedaylight (1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Doug Cruden06-Jun-2021 08:04
That looks like a fab lens Don, you've captured an in-flight Kailey really well here
Kevin D Warren29-May-2021 13:11
Bells work quite well - until they lose them. Terrific shot of Kailey romping.
LynnH27-May-2021 23:07
Great shot of the local landscape and your wandering dog.
Julie Oldfield27-May-2021 22:34
It is beautiful despite it being invasive. She seems happy to be running about. V
janescottcumming27-May-2021 12:13
Kailey and Tug would get along great. He gets belled for woods walks too! Love those huge evergreens and Kailey's happy look running back to you.
Dennis Hoyne27-May-2021 04:01
Nice shot of Kailey. The yellow does seem out of place.
joseantonio27-May-2021 03:30
very nice composition with those colors.V.
David Buzzeo27-May-2021 02:20
I love the photo. It is unusual to see the subject running towards the camera.

Is there anything that can be done about the invasive species?

Invasive species is a universal problem. I have seen it in the Hyda Guai and in Europe.

V
globalgadabout27-May-2021 02:02
crisp result from that lens...her bell might be useful in warning off bears too..
Carl Carbone27-May-2021 01:56
Safety first. Sad about the invasive. I'm battling a few here.
laine27-May-2021 01:03
We once heard of a Bull Terrier whose habit was to run away so they tied a cement block on a rope to his collar....that dog was seen everywhere dragging it behind :)
Helen Betts26-May-2021 23:55
She's a clever one! I guess you'll be able to hear bells wherever you are now!
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