Animals "Wild animals in the wild"

[stillshunter]

Even though I see them every single day I just never tire of roos (kangaroos). Amazingly they say the longer and higher they jump, the less energy they use. Astounding creatures. I so adore them in motion….maybe in the next life (if I'm good in this one) I'll experience that feeling for myself?

 

[BillN]

Maybe they were "wild" at the time and most parents thought that they were "wildlife"- but not by today's standards

"with a girl like you" is also "groovy"

 

[BBW]

Mark - that's wonderful!!!!! I've always wanted to come back as a sea otter, but now you've got me thinking.😉

 

[kyteflyer]

Even though I see them every single day I just never tire of roos (kangaroos). Amazingly they say the longer and higher they jump, the less energy they use. Astounding creatures. I so adore them in motion….maybe in the next life (if I'm good in this one) I'll experience that feeling for myself?

I never get sick of seeing kangaroos do their thing. There are big mobs at the hospital I used to work at (Morisset) but they cull them from time to time as they have been known to attack random people. The big boys anyway.

This is a brilliant well caught shot. Just love it!

Mark - that's wonderful!!!!! I've always wanted to come back as a sea otter, but now you've got me thinking.😉

LOL! I still do. Have you read Gavin Maxwell's "Ring of Bright Water"? If not, you must.

 

[BBW]

Absolutely, Sue - loved that book and still do...and even the movie!

 

[bilzmale]

Ditto to 'Ring of Bright Water'. Otters always seem joyful.

 

[BBW]

Agreed, Bill - full of joie de vivre! I'm sticking to coming back as an otter - river, sea, it doesn't matter.

 

[ivoire]

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[Aushiker]

Dinner? - {Day 06-10} by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

 

[tonyturley]

These guys just seemed to materialize out of thin air when I stopped to photograph some flowers. I glanced up and there they were.

 

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[tonyturley]

A few from our recent stay in the wilderness. The bear was only about 30 feet from where I was standing on the porch of the cabin, but the light was very dim and I rushed the shot.

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[tonyturley]

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[tonyturley]

Don't know how wild they are, but . . .

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[tonyturley]

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[tonyturley]

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[pdurand]

Super Size Me!

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[Aushiker]

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Back-off mate – Yallingup, Western Australia by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Western grey kangaroos (Macropus fuliginosus) in the back paddock. Shot from the veranda overlooking the neighbour’s paddock where the kangaroos roam due to the abundant feed: Yallingup, Western Australia.

 

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Face painting – Yallingup, Western Australia by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Western grey kangaroos (Macropus fuliginosus) with interesting face markings in the back paddock. The image was taken from the veranda overlooking the neighbour’s paddock where the kangaroos roam due to the abundant feed: Yallingup, Western Australia.