Visiting critters

[Brian]

I was scratching about in the bottom of a drawer and came across a CD with some photos of a few critters that have visited us over the years. They're not great photos, but I still feel it is a great privilege to be there when they wander through.

I originally wanted to put a caption under each photo, but things didn't quite work out.     or......I don't know how to do it!

[annie]

wonderful to see all the wildlife you are so lucky to have just 'visiting', but I think I would die if I found that dragon living up a tree in my garden...it looks huge!

[Brian]

He would have been over a metre long, probably four foot.

[ChrisLumix]

I was scratching about in the bottom of a drawer and came across a CD with some photos of a few critters that have visited us over the years. They're not great photos, but I still feel it is a great privilege to be there when they wander through.

I originally wanted to put a caption under each photo, but things didn't quite work out.     or......I don't know how to do it!

 

They may not be technically great (small camera?), but as compositions and wildlife captures there's absolutely nothing wrong with them - I like. 

[Heather]

love these, i cant get enough of your wildlife over there lol 

 

can i just say i the lizards and birds are very nice but Kanga and Roo !!  Did you get there autograph ? did you see Tigger, Pooh, Piglet and Eeyore too ? 

[NannyFerret]

An up-do-date editing program might make them a but sharper etc.

[Brian]

 

 

can i just say i the lizards and birds are very nice but Kanga and Roo !!  Did you get there autograph ? did you see Tigger, Pooh, Piglet and Eeyore too ? 

Kangas and Roos sound quite cute and cuddly but they go by a different set of road rules to us. In rural areas, after dark they can be a real menace. Deirdre doesn't know this yet, but I hit one in my Subaru the other night and did quite a bit of damage. I will be without a car for the next few weeks. That's the third one I've hit and they've all hopped off comparatively unscathed.   Roos 3    Brian 0

[Heather]

omg im scarred for life now Brian ! poor kanga and roo 

[NannyFerret]

I think they sometimes sell kangaroo meat amongst other rarities in the meat trade. How could they? 

[bugmeister]

What a great selection of visitors. I especially like the gecko (?) on your hand

[Kobione]

Nice selection there, Brian. I have often mentioned that where we live is referred to as 'Lizard Country', and your pictures support me in that!!

 

Deirdre doesn't know this yet, but I hit one in my Subaru the other night and did quite a bit of damage. I will be without a car for the next few weeks. That's the third one I've hit and they've all hopped off comparatively unscathed.   Roos 3    Brian 0

 

I do know it now, Brian!! H'mm, wonder why we don't go out at night much any more!!!!!

[ChrisLumix]

Kangas and Roos sound quite cute and cuddly but they go by a different set of road rules to us. In rural areas, after dark they can be a real menace. Deirdre doesn't know this yet, but I hit one in my Subaru the other night and did quite a bit of damage. I will be without a car for the next few weeks. That's the third one I've hit and they've all hopped off comparatively unscathed.   Roos 3    Brian 0

 

I'm afraid my score of Chris 0 Badgers 1 is rather pathetic by comparison 

[Brian]

It's like hitting a brick wall, isn't it?

 

I'm afraid my score of Chris 0 Badgers 1 is rather pathetic by comparison 

[ChrisLumix]

It's like hitting a brick wall, isn't it?

 

Not really - the brick wall would suffer quite badly

[JohnP]

I like them all... thanks for sharing.