Vincent Mistretta
@vincentmistretta.bsky.social
🇺🇸🇮🇹Lover of family, Entrepreneur, Visual Story Teller of Wildlife, Nature & Travel, Horology Enthusiast
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Hi Michella,
Not afraid of them but respectful. I don’t chase them. In fact i don’t chase any animal. I try to anticipate where they will be and sit….and wait. When you follow that process the animals aren’t stressed and they come to you if they want. If they do they are usually comfortable.
Not afraid of them but respectful. I don’t chase them. In fact i don’t chase any animal. I try to anticipate where they will be and sit….and wait. When you follow that process the animals aren’t stressed and they come to you if they want. If they do they are usually comfortable.
November 15, 2025 at 11:36 PM
Hi Michella,
Not afraid of them but respectful. I don’t chase them. In fact i don’t chase any animal. I try to anticipate where they will be and sit….and wait. When you follow that process the animals aren’t stressed and they come to you if they want. If they do they are usually comfortable.
Not afraid of them but respectful. I don’t chase them. In fact i don’t chase any animal. I try to anticipate where they will be and sit….and wait. When you follow that process the animals aren’t stressed and they come to you if they want. If they do they are usually comfortable.
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July 31, 2025 at 6:44 PM
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July 26, 2025 at 2:49 PM
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The morning light filtering through the steam created perfect conditions for this shot, transforming an already spectacular scene into something truly otherworldly.Have you ever witnessed nature's artistry firsthand? Share your favorite natural wonder below! 👇
July 20, 2025 at 1:22 PM
The morning light filtering through the steam created perfect conditions for this shot, transforming an already spectacular scene into something truly otherworldly.Have you ever witnessed nature's artistry firsthand? Share your favorite natural wonder below! 👇
What you're seeing here isn't Photoshop magic—it's pure geological wonder! The brilliant colors come from heat-loving bacteria called thermophiles that thrive in different temperature zones around the spring.
July 20, 2025 at 1:16 PM
What you're seeing here isn't Photoshop magic—it's pure geological wonder! The brilliant colors come from heat-loving bacteria called thermophiles that thrive in different temperature zones around the spring.