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krukab
EP still down but resolution in sight - hopefully Friday
krukab   ContactYahoo: krukab2002@yahoo.comStatsOccupation: retiredChildren: Have grown childrenEducation: Some high schoolEthnicity: caucasianStatus: In a relationshipOrientation: StraightZodiac Sign: Gemini (May 21-Jun 20)Profile Visitors
No recent visitors. InterestsSOME OF MY YEARS OF TRIPS AND PHOTOS MY FIRST TWO MONEY MAKING PHOTO'S
one of many trips to alaska JUNE 19TH - my birthday STONE MT PARK on the alaska highway a plane crashed into the mt in a snow storm just befor dark we drove to a garage half mile away and reported it a rescue crew drove 85 miles to where we were- they climbed in the dark and rescued the pilot- that survived the crash with out a scratch - only to step off the wing of plane in the dark and fall 20 feet and broke his leg- i took one pic the next morning with 1000 mm lens and then we headed north true story -------------------------------------------------------------------------- A ONCE IN A LIFE TIME SIGHTING THAT WAS DOCUMENTED
Zettergreen, Barry. 2006. Golden Eagle attacks and kills yearling Mountain Goat. Wildlife Afield 3:27-28. Volume 3, Number 1 (2006) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SOME OF THE BIGHORN SHEEP I PHOTOGRAPHED BOTH ON VIDEO AND STILL CAMERA I WATCHED THESE RAMS FROM WHEN THEY WERE LAMBS TO WHEN THEY WERE FULL GROWN RAMS OVER A 14 YEAR PERIOD THE ONE RAM IN THE BLUE PHOTO WAS TAKEN IN THE EARLY MORNING- HE HAD BEEN HIT BY A CAR AND I WATCHED HIM PASS ON TO THE MOUNTAIN IN THE SKY- HE WAS 10 YEARS OLD BARRY Aboutim a 60 year old male - i have been in a wheel chair since 1973 as result of a logging accident which left me a paraplegic - i enjoy camping fishing and nature photography. i bought my first camera at age ten- 2 box tops from kellogs corn flakes and $2.00 that got me started in my interests in nature. i did a three year marsh survey in on a ducks-unlimited project in - BURGES AND JAMES GADSON PROVINCIAL PARK canadian national parks that i spent over 30 years in taking photos - i spent 14 years studing the bighorn sheep at tangle creek -columbia icefields -jasper park in burges and gadson park is where i really got hooked on bird watching and data gathering- in (3) years i counted 139 species on birds in a- 401 hectar size park. the gizz( marian ) would help me in the canoe and would leave me thier for 4- 8 hours and i would canoe the marsh looking for nest- birds animals ect .
i have taken photo trips to - alaska- yukon and north west territories- alberta- saskatchewan - all in CANADA and washington- oregon- idaho-montana- wyoming in the UNITED STATES. all in a camper truck or truck and 5th wheel trailer. favourite places i have been to are denali national park in alaska- dempster highway in the yukon and yellowstone national park- wyoming . now i live on an island and have slowed down feed birds on our property and watch AFRICAM. i live with a lovley lady( marian - the grizz) marian got the name -GRIZZ- from me becuase this wonderfull person would go to work in a bank for 20 years and be so nice to all the people then she came home and turned into a grizzly bear lol thats why i was allways in the bush - or parks we have have two pets- cody cat- pepper min-pin i enjoy the africam site because of the participation of the nkorho- elephant plains lodges and staff with africam members- thats all folks barry
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Fri, 03/07/2009 - 11:15pm
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  Hi Barry! You have had an interesting life so far, and no doubt will have many more adventures. Your photos are beautiful, and I suppose that's not even the right word. They capture something in a way that makes us see it....photography is also one of my hobbies, and am getting used to a digital camera. It doesn't beat the old slr though, which was like a part of me. I am sorry about the wheelchair. Logging is a dangerous way to make a living! Both of my brothers were loggers, had a small operation up the coast, and thank goodness they both got out of it without serious injuries, except that my oldest brother became deaf as a result of the chainsaw noise, at a time when nobody had to wear safety equipment except for a hard hat. Thank you for all you are doing to capture Africam images for us.
Mon, 01/06/2009 - 6:41am
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Thank you Barry for sharing your private info. Wonderful pictures, just as I expected coming from you. You have had such an interesting life. Will there be a book some day? Even a coffee table book. I should ask..do you already have a one? I would buy a copy. PS How funny about Grizz's name!!
Sat, 25/04/2009 - 5:45am
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  Barry, lovely profile ! Thanks for all you do on the forum and the info you gather for us. And thanks for the many times that you make me laugh ! Here's to many more years of fun on the Boma Gerda ps : I love how "Grizz" got her name
Fri, 24/04/2009 - 7:52pm
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 Barry - you did a great job on your profile. Its great to get to know you a little better. Thanks so much for your help on the future newsletters! What a team!
Fri, 24/04/2009 - 1:01pm
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 Barry, what great adventures you have had! What a wonderful life you lead! Thanks for sharing it with us. You make my day brighter...EVERY day :-) (True Story)
Fri, 24/04/2009 - 12:21pm
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  Barry ...thanks for all your personal info you let us know ... for all the pics, photos, info about wildlife, the africam book, the special threads ..about Alf ... and for all your contribution to this site .. but most of all Thank you for your great company at Boma .. all those years I know you
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Hi Barry, I love Alf. In fact, I just bought an Alf stuffed animal off of ebay for my 25 year old son for Christmas. Got the Season 1 and 2 DVDs also for him, trying to put some kid fun back into Christmas. Leave it to you to get a picture of Alf; and it looks like he got a picture of you too. That's just like Alf. Tell "Grizz" Hi. Those of us who have worked with the public understand turning into a grizzly after work. Just feed her lots of fish and berries and keep her healthy. I am having fun looking at your photos and learning more about Canada. I am 60 also and still teach second grade. I love the kids and I love geography and animals so your info will help me learn more about the real Canada to share with them. (maybe not the eagle attack at their age, but the bear picture is great, as are the National Parks). Back to Africa! lkfen