Dec 21, 07, 3:31 pm
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I think that this is my favourite photo from my 1st safari, though I can't say why!
http://drsean.smugmug.com/gallery/4004380#233737890
There - that link works
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Dr. PITUK
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Jul 28, 08, 7:16 pm
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Reviving this thread after
seven months!
How I spent my New Year's Day 2008...
Monterey, CA
Flickr set
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Jul 29, 08, 10:09 am
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Wow! Congratulations,
boxo !! This is a great shot.
Jul 29, 08, 10:40 am
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Jul 29, 08, 12:35 pm
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Sunbird, Plettenberg Bay, South Africa
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Jun 27, 09, 4:26 pm
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A couple critters out this afternoon in NYC...
Jul 5, 09, 8:02 am
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While not technically
just wildlife, I still love this shot:
Taken the same day:
These were both taken at Futami Sea Paradise (二見シーパラダイス), a miniature SeaWorld-type park on the Ise Peninsula of Japan's Mie Prefecture. What was truly unique about this place is that there was unrestricted interaction between visitors the animals; there are practically no glass walls or barriers between you and the animals, who are allowed to freely mingle with guests (albeit under the watchful eye of trainers). The woman in the first shot was simply a lucky (or perhaps unlucky?) tourist who was "volunteered" for the opportunity to be kissed by a walrus by one of the trainers.
Jul 11, 09, 8:49 pm
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This giant moth (8 to 10 inches or more) is a native of the Philippines. Can't remember the name, its a long Latin one.
It has a very short lifespan, about a week. It does not have a mouth, so it can't eat, they just mate, lay eggs and die.
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African Penguins at Bettys Bai and Boulders Beach (near Cape Town):
Jul 12, 09, 3:33 pm
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I am T-Rex!
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Rock-Hyrax at Cape Point
Lizard at Cape Point
Sep 21, 09, 7:00 pm
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A few from South Africa, September 2009
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Some Canadian goats have two heads, others have two bodies and just one head. It all balances out.
And 6 legs.
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Just some turtles from Hawaii...
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