dj, Those bunny tails are too much. A herd of otters. Also too much.
High Seas, The mass of dolphins is wonderful.
jc, Glad to hear it.
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msolga
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Mon 19 Dec, 2011 01:17 am
Red-breasted robins may be an essential part of Christmas, but their distinctive plumage has far greater significance for the birds themselves, a study has shown. The red breast varies in size and colouration with age and sex, suggesting it may communicate information about its owner, scientists believe. Photograph: David Jones/PA
The photograph (of the robin) is from a British publication, Roberta.
So most likely it's a British robin.
Yes, a sweet little thing, I agree.
The US robin looks like an entirely different boid.
dj, That bunny is a little scary looking. Didn't know bunnies could be intimidating. The gray fur looks soft. Otter doesn't look thrilled either. Do they have the holiday blues?
Stoat:
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Barry The Mod
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Mon 19 Dec, 2011 09:09 pm
Close relatives....
Weasle-
Ferret-
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Roberta
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Tue 20 Dec, 2011 03:14 am
Thanks for filling out the family, Barry. They are cute and smart animals.
Very grateful for the warning, dj. Very grateful. The otter ain't bad either.
BTW, I watched the sloth baby show on Animal Planet. Major disappointment. Not the babies. The sloth babies were too cute. But the show was focused on something else. Got me a little upset.
More from the frozen North: this is the military sled-dog team of Denmark getting transported to its headquarthers in northern Greenland:
Same crew, on location:
The poor dogs are left to sleep outside...
......but they seem happy! http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/01/sled-dogs/finkel-text
