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Beautiful Animals

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Thanks, satt, for the photo of the cat. Don't think I ever heard of that one.

This is the thousandth post. Never made it to 1,000 before. Very Happy

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This is the thousandth post. Never made it to 1,000 before.

that's grand, just grand Smile

that rockin' rockhopper makes a rather cool avatar...

http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/7469/rockhoppervs8.jpg

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http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/1567/floridaturtleiz2.jpg

Turtle
Photo taken in Florida

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Wonderful photo. Thanks, TTH.

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Roberta wrote:

Wonderful photo. Thanks, TTH.

You are welcome Roberta. I do have more, I am still trying to get the hang of posting pictures but, I am learning. Very Happy

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Reg, You're right. The rockhopper would make a nice avatar. Might we expect to see the mantid turn penguid anytime soon? I'm stickin' with the fast feline.

TTH, Hang in there. Learning stuff on the computer drives me nuts. Looking forward to seeing more photos.

Tasmanian devil:

http://www.tasmaniandevilpark.com/images/redears.jpg

Harlequin duck:

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Spotted or pinto bat (not so much a great beauty as interesting and other worldly looking):

http://www.americazoo.com/goto/index/mammals/animals/79.jpg

Spotted trunkfish:

http://www.bootkeyharbor.com/Fish%20G96.jpg

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Roberta wrote:

Reg, You're right. The rockhopper would make a nice avatar. Might we expect to see the mantid turn penguid anytime soon? I'm stickin' with the fast feline.

just tossing it out into the mix -- i'm liking the mantis these days...

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Well as long as you're mantidilly inclined, just be careful about mating. Dem females give you a come hither look. But they're only interested in one thing. Once they're satisfied, they'll eat you--and I don't mean in a good way.

Welsh pony:

http://www.evans-welshponies.com/images/marianna_06.jpg

Orange bishop:

http://www.backyardbirdcam.com/gallery/bishop-orange-lg.jpg

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http://www.premierphotographer.com/funny_animal_pics_2.jpg

http://www.oddanimals.com/images/420256950.jpg

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BTW, Every time I see that frisking picture, I laugh out loud. Granted, it has nothing to do with beautiful animals. I don't care.

I love the sleekness of this animal. Not sure what it is. It could be a gerenuk.

http://www.shutterfreaks.com/albums2/album45/Kenia_land2_002.jpg

Blue sea star:

http://www.getinvolved.qld.gov.au/emblem/images/emblem/emblem_04_lge.jpg

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fabulous photos.

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Glad you like 'em, kid.

African lion:

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/1733702-lg.jpg

Crested wood partridge:

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Awesome. Gotta love the peachy-orangey feet.

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Manatees in Florida

http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/3945/manateecu6.jpg

btw the frisking picture is hilarious Roberta. It cracked me up.

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Glad you liked dem peachy feet, Jes. How 'bout these tootsies?

http://www.timandjeni.com/images/Blue-footed_booby.jpg

Would it surprise you to know that this is called a blue-footed booby. The first time I saw one I thought it was some kinda airbrushing trick. Nope. They have blue feet.

Another outstanding photo, TTH. Thanks. Glad you laughed at the frisking photo. Even when I think about it, I laugh. Don't care if it was staged or not. It just tickles me.

Here's another aquatic mammal:

http://www.hickerphoto.com/data/media/45/dolphin-photo_1636.jpg

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Racoon in my yard tonight Very Happy

http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/9625/racoon2ln6.jpg

http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/5415/racoon1qv9.jpg

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Thanks, TTH. He's looking right at you.

Liger (lion father, tiger mother); these guys are very big. The biggest PCs in the world.

http://www.10dailythings.com/images/liger.jpg

Mule:

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Pointy ears, blue feet, huge cats, aquatic critters. Excellent.

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Thanks, Jes. We aims to please. Very Happy

So, I'm watching a tv show about big cats. The narrator assures me (and anybody else who's watching) that tigers are almost invisible in tall grass. I'm skeptical. I found the following:

http://www.travelswithsheila.com/mini-tigergrass2.JPG

Scarlet ibis (not a master of camouflage):

http://www.travelwithachallenge.com/Images/Travel_Article_Library/Trinidad/Trinidad-Birds/Scarlet-Ibis.jpg

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