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One of my favorite commercials right now is the GEICO commercial with Elmer Fudd.

Elmer was a favorite of mine when I was young, and I still like him, so when I was at the San Diego Zoo last week, I was reminded of Elmer Fudd when I was watching the California condors:

California condors feeding at the San Diego Zoo

 

CAUTION: Proceed at your own risk.

 

You're willing to take the risk?

 

Alright.

 

Carry on.

 

California condor feeding at the San Diego Zoo

California condor feeding at the San Diego Zoo

 

I warned you, but you didn't listen.

 

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20 Comments on Russel Ray Photos — Shhhhh. I'm hunting wabbits.

JUN
29
2010
143,779 Points Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp

I love that Elmer Fudd commercial too. Thanks for the warning on the photos... I ignored it and continued to look at them while eating lunch haha.
1:29pm • #1
614,136 Points 139 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

But with Elmer the rabbit always gets away!
1:31pm • #2
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Ewwwww! I may never eat anything, ever again! :( Poor little bunny! Question: What type/brand of camera and equipment are you using?
1:32pm • #3
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Yikes!  We are used to finding bunny parts.......Mama Kitty is good at catching and eating them.  The poor tihngs don't stand a chance.
1:34pm • #4

Hey, Aaron - It's funny how warnings usually cause people to go further. Then when they see what they saw, they wish they really had listened to the warnings.

Hey, Liz and Bill - I guess that's the difference between Elmer and these California condors. LOL

Hey, Phly - These pictures were taken with my new handy dandy Canon 550D (Rebel T2i) with a Tamron 75-300 mm zoom lens, which is my standard walkaround lens.

Hey, Ann - Zoey the Cool Cat is an indoor cat, so I don't have the problem with bits and pieces of birds, gophers, mice, etc. I don't miss that specific problem at all. LOL
1:39pm • #5
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Hey Russel, I think it all depends on the first animal you see and therefor root for.  I knew the condors had to eat something -- so I was not shocked. 

I was out showing houses a few weeks ago and saw about 5 vultures hovering over some road kill, and I really wanted to stop to take a picture, but I thought the buyers would get turned off, so I don't have a picture -- except in my mind. 
2:06pm • #6
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Oops! Should have stopped at the first photo. I'll wait a while before having lunch...and you did warn us!
2:44pm • #7
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Okay, that was gross, but I can't say you didn't warn us...this diwectow is stwawting to wub me the wong way...
3:24pm • #8
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@ Russel - Very nice! I have a Canon XTi and with a Canon 75-300 mm zoom lens. (I'm not a brand snob, it and three other lenses came with the camera when I bought it. Tamron makes good stuff. ) Personally I'm partial to my 28-105 mm, it's good for an everyday sort of lens.
3:30pm • #9
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aaawwwww Ruuussseeellllllllllllllllll!
3:53pm • #10
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Russel, It is funny how you warned us and we all went on ahead and looked.  Human nature, huh?
5:08pm • #11
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Russel, I guess he was not fast enough.
5:12pm • #12
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I think these guys are a little better at it than Elmer Fudd.
5:21pm • #13
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Ewwww, you were right Russel, you warned us but no, we wouldn't listen!!  Unfortunately, well fortunately, but unfortunately, we have not had tv for over a year now so we haven't seen that commercial although we did like the Geico commercials.
6:35pm • #14
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Oh why, oh why didn't I heed your caution warning...I'm glad I'm a vegetarian Russel!
7:19pm • #15
745,401 Points 3 Featured Posts

Russel,

OK, I read it.

Next time, I'm going to need a better warning.

The poison label would be nice!

Brian
9:36pm • #16
JUN
30
2010
825,741 Points 9 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Russel, Great photos, I have seen them in the wild, they are impressive!
12:52am • #17
JUL
01
2010
524,107 Points 10 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Russel, strangely enough I'm in the mood for a little Hasenpfeffer now...sorry about that Bug's!
6:05pm • #18
JUL
04
2010
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Ahhhhh!!! Russel!!!! 
5:59pm • #19
JUL
12
2010
211,195 Points 5 Featured Posts Outside Blog

I scrolled down too fast, Russel. Poor bunny.

Thanks a lot!

Robin
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