Miscellaneous Wildlife

[luka567]

One from today.

Golden-eyed by Luka Rifelj, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Nice one, Luka.

 

[luka567]

Nice one, Luka.

Thank you. And another one if I may. Agile frog - Rana dalmatina by Luka Rifelj, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Very nice one. Well done, Luka.

 

[AUGS]

The secretive Australian Platypus.

 

[Click]

Nice!

 

[applecider]

AUGS great capture. Saw one once it could have fit in a boot- shoe type boot.

 

[Berowne]

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The secretive Australian Platypus.

Beautiful Picture of the Platypus.

The mapping of the Platypus-Genome gave hints to the Question of the autosomal origin of the X-Chromosome. Sex chromosome Evolution. Here is a review: The origin and evolution of vertebrate sex chromosomes and dosage compensation.

Greetings Andy

 

[scottkinfw]

Sweet, great job

 

[dpc]

Horses in the foothills of south-western Alberta

 

[Click]

Nice picture, dpc.

 

[DSP121]

Horses in the foothills of south-western AlbertaView attachment 180744

They are so strong! Nice picture!

 

[bluediablo]

Coyote, while quietly sitting in the in the hills yesterday watching the red tail hawk this guy came wandering by. Seemed really relaxed until he saw me...View attachment 180990

 

[Click]

Very nice picture, Bluediablo.

 

[ISv]

From today - very windy, dark under that palm leaf: ISO800, F6.3 and still 1/40s! On other hand it's where 500mm beats 105mm macro (I was feeling save!).

 

[Nat_WA]

From today - very windy, dark under that palm leaf: ISO800, F6.3 and still 1/40s! On other hand it's where 500mm beats 105mm macro (I was feeling save!).

I don't know what type of insects these are - but they are looking too much like wasps to disagree with your preference to keep your distance
Nice shots of those stingy critters! Lots of detail, without distraction from the environment
W.

 

[brad-man]

From today - very windy, dark under that palm leaf: ISO800, F6.3 and still 1/40s! On other hand it's where 500mm beats 105mm macro (I was feeling save!).

Those are Paper Wasps. Very common down here in S Florida. You're safe as long as you don't mess with their nest...

 

[Click]

Nice shots, ISv.

 

[ISv]

Wiebe, Click - thanks!
brad-man - thanks for the info, good to know!

 

[briangus]

A wee walk about with the R and the 100-400 mkii I came across a couple of water monitors getting a bit frisky.