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Guess who was the first person to greet me in Guanajuato... when i stepped out of the hotel that first morning with my camera.........
yes, the friendly pharmacist, and i could not help myself to take this shot (((:
Dr. Simi is his name, - as i have now learned from all my Mexican contacts, gracias Amigos (((:
One strange phenomenon at Ranthambhore is the friendliness of Rofous Treepies which accepts biscuits and other eatables confidently from the hands of visitors. (EXPLORE)
the duck at the pond in warrington on carolyns arm.
up early today 7.00 going to the airport to see a A225 come in(if it turns up)
Ran across this white stallion on a Southern Ute Reservation backroad. He was just a short distance off the road so I stopped, whistled and called to him. He trotted right up and stuck his head inside my window. I let him smell me a bit then scratched his ears which he seemed to enjoy. You meet new friends in the strangest places.
Endicott, NY. August 2017.
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As I was exploring the ranch these horses decided to check me out...they kept getting so close I could barely get a shot. Guess they were hoping for a treat!
Yes, I had to pick him up to turn him into the sun for a better picture. Also to move him off the road after the photo op. I like to treat all creatures respectfully.
The Carolina wrens often put on quite a show for us, not just on the set up, but, also, in the vines, trees and bushes around the wooded area behind the house.
Friendly to us, because obviously it has associated people with food, not so friendly with the rest of the ducs, hehe... Sudpark, Dusseldorf, Germany.
Two of my friends having a friendly duel to the death with a pair of light sabers. You can also see this pic on my photoblog at takingpictures101.blogspot.com
Thanks for watching.
Gerry :)
This cat cautiously approached me while shooting the Mercedes. Once he eyed me up a little he trusted me and followed me around constantly demanding my attention. Very Cute. He is a bengal or bengal mix un-fixed male he had a broken tail that didnt seem to bother him and a small hole through his ear that looked to be healing well. He seemed very healthy and friendly to people.
Perhaps a little too friendly,as I had to keep backing off to keep in focus.This was taken in the new `madagascar` section at the Cotswold Wildlife Park & for any other "lemur fans" this is lemur heaven .There are a number of different lemurs there. This one is a Black Lemur (Lemur Macaco).