Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2015 2:44 pm
And a sunset.
African Hoopoe in KTP? Never seen before 
Isn't it early for the springbok lambs?
Is it a lion under the picnic table?
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Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2015 5:19 pm
The sand snake has beautiful colours African Hoopoe in KTP? Never seen before
Isn't it early for the springbok lambs?
Is it a lion under the picnic table?
African Hoopoe in KTP? Never seen before Isn't it early for the springbok lambs?
Is it a lion under the picnic table?
Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2015 6:45 pm
Very good these last installments, BT! 
Interesting scorpion there! And equipment from Florida USA?
Great lion, eagle, deadly snake close-up!
And LUT (lion under table!)
Interesting scorpion there! And equipment from Florida USA?
Great lion, eagle, deadly snake close-up!
And LUT (lion under table!)
Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2015 7:07 pm
magnificent Snakes
the black one is a Mole Snake
the hidden one is under a table... in the shade... waiting for a braai
never seen many Scorpion in KTP, well done for this one
and there is a page where I can't return
and comment, sorry
the black one is a Mole Snake
the hidden one is under a table... in the shade... waiting for a braai
never seen many Scorpion in KTP, well done for this one
and there is a page where I can't return
and comment, sorry Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2015 8:28 am
Beautiful markings on the sand snake
Sneaky lion under the table
Sneaky lion under the table
Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2015 9:59 am
Too easy - a sneaky Lioness under the table!
Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2015 10:01 am
Thanks to our neighbour, who held the snake up so I could photograph it.Lisbeth wrote:The sand snake has beautiful colours
Isn't it early for the springbok lambs?
Is it a lion under the picnic table?
It is very early for Springbok lambs, they usually arrive in late November!
Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2015 10:03 am
Richprins wrote:Very good these last installments, BT!
Interesting scorpion there! And equipment from Florida USA?
Great lion, eagle, deadly snake close-up!
And LUT (lion under table!)
Make your mind up RP! I thought the last installment was full of boring stuff you see in your garden I thought that Stagazer was very brave picking the Scorpion up on the cardboard (packaging from some Coleman bungees).
Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2015 10:09 am
Thanks for the ID Nan, I thought it was either a Mole Snake or a black phase Cape Cobra!nan wrote:magnificent Snakes
the black one is a Mole Snake
the hidden one is under a table... in the shade... waiting for a braai
never seen many Scorpion in KTP, well done for this one
and there is a page where I can't return
I did see a couple of other scorpions but they had been killed by knee-jerk reaction jerks so the don't count.
Re: BluTuna goes West again - minus the BluTuna.
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2015 10:09 am
I wondered that myself, perhaps it did and the Cobra is immune to Puff Adder venom?pooky wrote:Just caught up Blu Tuna
Your pics are superb, and I love all the little things as well.
Beautiful big lions, and the snake interaction was awesome. I wonder Why the puff adder didn't bite back
Glad to hear your Blu Tuna is mended and on the road again. What an inconvenience
Thanks Pooky!pooky wrote:Beautiful markings on the sand snake
Sneaky lion under the table
