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I took this shot on my old Panasonic Lumix bridge camera a few years ago - but I am still pleased with how it turned out, it's one of my favourite shots...
Tennessee Aquarium. Hatched 21 May from a clutch of eggs laid 2 March. Only one of the ten eggs was viable.
Nikon D3200 - 90mm f/2.8 Macro -
I took my students to the Metro Toronto zoo today and took lots of photos. Here is the first of many to be loaded.
Meet Zazoo, my 4-year-old female leopard gecko who came to live with me on 8th April :) She's a friendly little character!
Big Momma was the best damn garter snake in the world. She was big, calm, tame and utterly spectacular. She was also tremendously prolific, giving birth to two litters (26 and 42 babies, respectively) in the two years I had her.
She was gravid when I took this photograph on May 12, 2002. By the time she gave birth on June 13, the liver tumour -- a result of her advanced age -- had become much more obvious. She died later that fall.
One of my favourite snakes. Ever.
Welcome to the Butterfly and Wildlife Park.
Don't miss out - 2012 is their last season. The park has been running for 25 years and closes for good on 2nd September 2012.
Located in Long Sutton on the Lincolnshire / Norfolk border, between Spalding and Kings Lynn. Lincolnshire’s premier Butterfly and Wildlife Park provides visitors with an enjoyable and educational experience.
We have many attractions and facilities for everyone to explore and experience. This year we are hosting a wide variety of Special Events throughout the year, come along and have some fun.
The Tropical House with butterflies, reptiles and insects; our fantastic Birds of Prey and all of our other animals will ensure your visit is fascinating and educational. Our adventure playground and driving circuit ensure that children will have a fun filled time. We have herb, bee and butterfly gardens for visitors to enjoy and a peaceful orchard walk for those who like a quieter visit.
Take some time to relax in our award winning tea room and browse the Giftshop for a memento of your day.
Make sure you find the time to include our fantastic Bird of Prey Display and our animal encounters in your day.
I have been experimenting with different styles of post production here lately.
Critics and comments are welcome on this black and white conversion!
PLEASE WATCH ON BLACK
STROBIST Setup
Sb 28 in 24x24 ezybox high camera right
Number 33. When I first saw this Eastern Box Turtle, I sure thought someone had painted a number on its carapace (top of shell), but those are its true markings. North Point State Park, Baltimore County, Maryland.
Please, Box Turtles are not pets and should never be removed from their natural habitat.
Daboia russelii. This highly venomous snake is native to South Asia. It is one of the leading causes of snakebite fatalities in the world, as it lives in heavily populated areas where medical treatment is poor. The venom is very complex in that it contains coagulant, hemorrhagic, and neurotoxic properties. In some snakebite victims, the venom affects the pituitary gland and can reverse puberty. Some snakebite survivors even suffer complications years after the bite. However components in the venom are proving to be very useful in drugs to treat human ailments.