Another shot from last weekend's TNP outing at Choke Canyon State Park.
Javelinas were everywhere. At times there were probably more than a dozen in the immediate vicinity of the shelter we were staying in. We were fortunate to see two sets of young pigs with their moms. The little guys would run and try to keep up with mom, trying to nurse while mom was eating. They sure do move fast.
This shot was taken with an EOS 1D with 100-400 at 190 mm, evaluative metering -1/3 (ISO 400, f5.6, 1/50), flash at - 1 2/3.
Love that IS!

This was cropped from a horizontal. My main purpose in cropping like this was to eliminate a rusted can just in front of mom's snout. After doing the crop I thought it really showed the relative sizes of mom and junior well.
Thanks for looking. All comments appreciated.
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12 commentsEverything looks good to me Bruce - great exposure with plenty of sharp detail. Nice work!
This is really a cutie. Not often you can come up with something this nice with an ugly subject like a javelina, but this is really something.
The size difference really makes this one stand out.
Nice job.
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Xavier Ortega
Excellent picture, veret, very cute. Exposure perfect. Love combination of mom and baby. Sincere congratulations.