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A pikas work is never done. They live high on the alpine tundra and do not hibernate. They spend the short summer months constantly harvesting grasses. They use these grasses to turn into hay and live off of during the long brutal winter. It's pretty crazy to watch these little guys. Working literally all day. Running from the rocks to the grass, taking these bundles of grass to their winter storage spot. They are not that easy to get a photo of though. Pika are tiny, fast and very skittish. I sat still on a rock for about an hour and a half before I captured this one.

American Pika - Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado


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:iconsombreroh:
Beautiful shot, love the plant :3!

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:iconrhunel:
Awwwww, so adorable! I got a picture of a pica once on vacation, but it isn't as clear as yours!

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:iconmiriel133:
Love it! This is such a nice shot and I think it's amazing how you captured their behavior! I like the colors very much, too and the depth of field is great! :heart:
:iconmartasmarta:
omg so adorable. such a great capture!

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:iconryuryu-san:
Om nom nom?

Cute little critter. Great shot.

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i love this!!!
so cute...

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:iconchriu:
Fantastic shot!!!
:iconjuhku:
Ooohh. So cute. :+fav:

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:iconslimania:
Superb!

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