BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
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Re: BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Have a few jumping spiders in my house, Pumbaa! They are brilliant regarding young cockroaches!
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Re: BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Definitely no fear but I was so surprised how high they can jump - Did not know until then that spiders could jump you must have seen my faceRichprins wrote:Have a few jumping spiders in my house, Pumbaa! They are brilliant regarding young cockroaches!
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Re: BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Thanks Nan! Pictures can't hurt you no matter how hairy the subjectnan wrote:the page turned
nice pictures... wel almost all
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Re: BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Thanks PumbaaPumbaa wrote:Great jumping Spider shots, BluTuna,
needless to say that when I spotted my very first one I got a bit irritated about their jumps
Gorgeous hyaena shots and fantastic leopard pictures on top - WoW
When they jump, they move so fast it's like that have suddenly vanished! I have that problem with almost all of the insects I photograph. Just as I'm getting them frames & focused they fly or jump away!
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Re: BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Roaches in your houseRichprins wrote:Have a few jumping spiders in my house, Pumbaa! They are brilliant regarding young cockroaches!
Do they make a nice snack?Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!
Re: BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Day 11. Thursday 29 May 2014. Balule.
Bright and clear this morning! We took a long drive down the S90 and S41 to N'wanetsi Picnic Spot for breakfast then back to camp on the H6, H1-4 and S89.
First up at the Hyaena den, the babysitter was looking very alert and I there may have been a threat to the cubs as it was the last time we saw them there.
The only cub that was out looked quite relaxed.
Later we found a BBJ sniffing around.
It came close enough for a couple of portraits.
Dead tree with Guineafowl.
More Buffs.
Does this one qualify as a Mega-Buff?
Burchell's Coucal with breakfast.
Our first unmentionable of the trip. When we got to Satara I reported this one's injury to the conservation officer.
A young Kudu was also getting breakfast.
Bright and clear this morning! We took a long drive down the S90 and S41 to N'wanetsi Picnic Spot for breakfast then back to camp on the H6, H1-4 and S89.
First up at the Hyaena den, the babysitter was looking very alert and I there may have been a threat to the cubs as it was the last time we saw them there.
The only cub that was out looked quite relaxed.
Later we found a BBJ sniffing around.
It came close enough for a couple of portraits.
Dead tree with Guineafowl.
More Buffs.
Does this one qualify as a Mega-Buff?
Burchell's Coucal with breakfast.
Our first unmentionable of the trip. When we got to Satara I reported this one's injury to the conservation officer.
A young Kudu was also getting breakfast.
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Catching up after the holiday 
Beautiful butterflies and other insects!
Great hyena pics!
Lovely secretary bird!
Amazing leopard sighting!
Nice portrait of the Jackal!
You have a fantastic variety of photos
There are some wonderful landscapes too "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
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Thank you Lisbeth, I try to take as much variety as possible. Digital photography costs nothing one you have the equipment so I take advantage of that and shoot anything and everything that presents itself! The Kruger Park I love is about the whole experience, not just the big 5!Lisbeth wrote:
Beautiful butterflies and other insects!
Great hyena pics!
Lovely secretary bird!
Amazing leopard sighting!
Nice portrait of the Jackal!
You have a fantastic variety of photos
And thank you also for the nominations
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love too the Coucal
the Kudu is a little bit big to suckling
nice serie of pictures
the Kudu is a little bit big to suckling nice serie of pictures
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