some other Australian Natives
May 29, 2013 05:50:16 #
COLANN
Loc: Pahiatua Tararua New Zealand
Blue Tongue Lizard, very timid and harmless;
I disturbed these Roos while up in the bush.
this Koala makes a run for it, to get away from us,
oh out of interest, Koala is a indigenous name meaning of course Bear,so if you call them a Koala Bear, what you are actually calling them, is, a, BEAR BEAR, it has taken me years to try and get out of calling them Koala Bears, and i still do at times,
I disturbed these Roos while up in the bush.
this Koala makes a run for it, to get away from us,
oh out of interest, Koala is a indigenous name meaning of course Bear,so if you call them a Koala Bear, what you are actually calling them, is, a, BEAR BEAR, it has taken me years to try and get out of calling them Koala Bears, and i still do at times,
blue tongue
Roos
Koala
May 29, 2013 06:15:42 #
May 29, 2013 06:26:22 #
Nice captures. It's funny to see the Roos in a wooded area like that. I always see them (on TV) in open areas, I would think that it would be difficult to hop with all the trees and branches on the ground. Thanks for the information on the Bear Bear, never knew that. :D
May 29, 2013 06:39:18 #
COLANN
Loc: Pahiatua Tararua New Zealand
thanks Joeb re the roos, about 2k from home we have dense bush, and the roos and wallabies, can go through it so fast its hard to believe, if i wanted to keep up with them i would need a tank, a 4x4 would not be any good, they also can climb very steep hills so easy ,its unbelievable,
May 29, 2013 06:53:25 #
May 30, 2013 05:53:07 #
COLANN
Loc: Pahiatua Tararua New Zealand
THANKS FOR THE COMMENTS , im not an experienced photographer, but like to pass on what limited knowledge i have, and i must say, i have learned to much from the hog, i love it and the people i do not know, who i call friends
May 30, 2013 06:17:37 #
COLANN wrote:
Blue Tongue Lizard, very timid and harmless;
I disturbed these Roos while up in the bush.
this Koala makes a run for it, to get away from us,
oh out of interest, Koala is a indigenous name meaning of course Bear,so if you call them a Koala Bear, what you are actually calling them, is, a, BEAR BEAR, it has taken me years to try and get out of calling them Koala Bears, and i still do at times,
I disturbed these Roos while up in the bush.
this Koala makes a run for it, to get away from us,
oh out of interest, Koala is a indigenous name meaning of course Bear,so if you call them a Koala Bear, what you are actually calling them, is, a, BEAR BEAR, it has taken me years to try and get out of calling them Koala Bears, and i still do at times,
Good shots, even got motion blur on koala which I thought would be impossible as when I was in OZ the ones I saw didn't move quick enough :thumbup: :thumbup:
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