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Taken at a lemur rescue location on a small island. Lemurs make terrible pets. People eventually cannot live with them and they are difficult to rehabilitate into the wild
After a long, fun day of felting. I decided I needed a Friendly's Fribble for my 3.5 hour ride home. Unfortunately, many Friendly's in my area went out of business. It makes no sense, since they were always busy.
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I had just finished some yard work and decided to go get my camera to see what I could photograph and I noticed this fawn laying down in the tall grass that I do not mow in the rear of the property. the fawn did not seem at all bothered by my presence but did get up when I approached, It did not flee but started to feed on the vegetation and slowly moved towards me as I talked to it very softly.. When the fawn got within 6 ft. I coughed to make it back off a little, I don't want it to get too familiar with humans. Mom didn't seem to be around because I am certain she would ,have made the little one back off, I am certainly gratefull that it did hang around for me to get these shots. I see the fawn quite frequently but this time was special!!
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A Friendly Crew on the RRC takes some time to talk to 2 guys who had been chasing their train for a while.
Here's another shot of the wildlife that surrounded us during our stay at the Eaglereach Wilderness Lodge. This Kookaburra was all too happy to have his picture taken. When we originally spotted him (or her) he was off in the distance a bit. Well, I guess he saw my lens and knew that 100mm just wasn't going to cut it so he flight right onto the railing of our deck and smiled for this profile shot above.
Kookaburras have the most bizarre calls that I have ever heard which sounds like hysterical, laughter - leaning towards a maniacal, villain-esque cackling. Bizarre, right?
Well, to make a long story short - as friendly as this particular Kookaburra was, I think he was ultimately disappointed to not receive a hand out after our photo session. He expressed his particular displeasure by leaving a rather unsettling deposit all over the railing and deck :(
Thanks for taking the time to stop by my photostream - I appreciate your time and any and all comments. Sorry I haven't been keeping up on all your uploads, I've been trying but work/life has been crazy hectic still. Soon, hopefully things will calm back down... hopefully...
Kookaburra @ Eaglereach Wilderness Resort
Hunter Valley, Australia
1/160 sec at f/2.3, ISO 100
100MM (EF100MM f/2.8 Macro USM)