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bewilderbeast

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took some friends on a photographic journey...
great waterfalls and decent herping...
Plenty of Dicamptodon larva...
 

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more pictures... some non caudates...
 

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and a few more... that's me in those shots... made me realize I need a camouflage field bag...
I've got a few more shots of waterfalls and Dicamptodon but I don't have the energy to post them right now...



hope you guys enjoy the pics as much as I enjoyed the 10 mile hike to get them...
 

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