Reader Matthew Hill sent some photos taken during his tagging of elk calves (Cervus canadensis), and one of them qualifies as a “spot the. . . ” photo. Can you spot the elk calf, hiding from predators inconspicuously? The reveal will be at 10:30 Chicago time, along with other photos from Matthew’s endeavor. His words are indented:
I’m currently involved in tagging elk calves in northern Wisconsin. I thought one of today’s tags might be a fun one for an I spy post. Not super difficult. It’s a two-day-old female.
Can you spot it? You can tell us in the comments if you did, but please don’t say where it was. Again, reveal is at 10:30 a.m. Click the photo to enlarge it.
This one was fun. I started by asking myself “where would I put it?” (It wasn’t there, for what it’s worth.)
Oof … even my patented continuous-zoom-in-and-out-and-scan method is no match for this one.
… unless it’s my best guess, which I’m pretty sure is wrong…
Or I need to see an optometrist 😁
I couldn’t spot the elk calf, but now see where I lost my frisbee, thanks!
I might have it, but I am not sure.
1:36. Difficult!
If I’m wrong, I’ll post my admission when the truth is revealed.
I think I’ve found it. That must be it. I mean, that’s it, right?
I found it. It required bifurcated bifocals with narrow focus.