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The Badger crosses the road
New I was driving home to Tomales one day after the Point Reyes Farmer’s Market, when I saw this white stripe moving through the grass on the side of the road. “A skunk!” I thought to myself. I hardly had … Continue reading
Posted in badger, nature photography, Photo Essay, photography, road side, wildlife photography
Tagged american badger, badger, essay, natural history, nature, photography, wildlife
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