After working as a field staff, we have to
visit our sites quite often. Some of these locations are not located in highly
populated area. We sometimes run head to head with the non-human residents of
these areas. Some of them are cute, but some very forceful. Here are some
photographs taken during those incidence.
Latest images collection taken 2004
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Visitor from North Pole.
Hearing something outside
the door after returning from another shack, peeking out from the window found
this 500lb polar sniffing on the wooden stairs. The bear is about 2 years old and should have not left
the mother too long.
Hello, anybody home ?? .
Smell good,
I'm hungry.
I have to figure out how to get in ??*&^
.
Might be roaring will help
. 
showing my
paws.
.
Please, let me join your dinner.
.
. Nah, I don't
think I'm invited !!!!
Above
pictures supplied by Mr.Tom Watson during his visit
at
Home sweet home
The quick brown fox jumps right over the lazy
dog 12345678
This is not a typing test or testing the RTTY
keyboard. They are real fox, a house of foxes, one mother and 7 cubs.
I was paying a routine visit to one of our
microwave hop site. Some movement registered in my sight. But I can hardly say
what made it. Get the magnified view of 1st picture and take a close
look at the tree on the left hand side.
. The mother watching me with suspicious. 
.... Boys, get out for
some sunshine, its OK.
Our home is the best.
Night wonderer
Raccoons are common wild life in our city.
These cute animals normally live in woods but due to the rapid development of
the city, their home is suddenly very close to domestic houses. When that
occurs, they tend to migrate and share the house with the human neighbor. This
shot is taken when I worked on an over night mission and felt someone staring
at me behind a tree. The flash light reviewed him and it came out right away to
inspect me up close.