A police officer guarding farmers during manual eradication of coca fields gives water to an explosives sniffing dog in San Miguel on Colombia's southern border with Ecuador, Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2012....
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Roberta
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Thu 16 Aug, 2012 11:42 am
Something is wrong here. When I look at the My Posts listing, I see that Barry is the last poster. When I come here, it's me. Hope I'm not missing something, Barry. Hoping that you and everybody else aren't missing something too.
Evening New York.Stuff is deffo going on.I posted that picture in the early hours of the morning (UK time) on Thursday.When I checked to see if all was OK,it didn't appear on the thread .Maybe the hamsters were playing ?
Lovely to see that David Attenborough is in town.
One of my very favourite people!
And delighted to hear of the survival of the Lord Howe Island stick insect!
Double bonus!
World renowned naturalist and film-maker Sir David Attenborough visits Melbourne zoo to meet the phasmid, or Lord Howe Island stick insect , and spoke of the remarkable work by breeders in bringing the 'very, very rare creature' back from the brink of extinction. These invertebrates were wiped out on their island home nearly 100 years ago by rats. But nearly 10 years ago a tiny colony was discovered clinging to a cliff on a rocky outcrop just off the island and two were taken to Melbourne zoo for breeding Photograph: Joe Castro/EPA
.Maybe the hamsters were playing ?
