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Post by Alice on Mar 5, 2006 18:48:55 GMT -5
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Post by krazydiamond on Mar 5, 2006 19:08:23 GMT -5
holy moly, alice, i'll say it again, you are one TALENTED photographer!!! some of these are postcard/Hallmark quality photos!! you definetly have an eye for composition and a steady hand. we have a particular local artist that makes a good living from making greeting cards, up market cards, but absolutely top notch: home.rochester.rr.com/chriskogut/customcards.htmlyou could do this!!! oh, and thanks for taking the time to post those images, they are great!!! KD |
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Post by Cher on Mar 5, 2006 20:07:47 GMT -5
Wow those are awesome Alice, looks like it was a great place to visit.
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Post by stoner on Mar 5, 2006 22:59:40 GMT -5
I agree with KD. Nice photography Alice. In the second pic, it looks like the birds are saying to you, "Do you mind, I'm trying to eat!"
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Post by joe on Mar 5, 2006 23:46:41 GMT -5
That looks like a fun trip. I hope the kids appreciated it. As stated above your photos are top notch Alice. What is the critter in the forth pic down?
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Post by driftwood on Mar 5, 2006 23:48:57 GMT -5
Very cool Alice, Love those penguins !
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Post by akansan on Mar 5, 2006 23:56:33 GMT -5
Great pictures - love the macaws, (they remind me of high school).
What kind of cat is that?
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Post by thehawke on Mar 5, 2006 23:58:12 GMT -5
KITTY! What is that in the last pic? All these pics are great.
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Post by Alice on Mar 6, 2006 0:04:07 GMT -5
Thanks Everybody  Joe, that is a Capybara. It's the largest rodent in the world (Comes from Central and South America... lives around marshes and swamp type areas) akansan & Hawke. That Kitty is a Lynx. they're native to North America (we have some where I live... up north though) |
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Post by thehawke on Mar 6, 2006 0:10:46 GMT -5
Does the lynx just have an uber-heavy coat or are they always that fluffy? I shall research them.
OK that is a canadian lynx. The south american lynx are much much smaller.
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Post by akansan on Mar 6, 2006 0:29:26 GMT -5
Okay, the up north definitely explains the fluffy coat. Cute kitty, though! (Hmmm... I'm trying to decide if he's larger than my dog.  ) |
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Post by thehawke on Mar 6, 2006 0:30:11 GMT -5
their average weight is 30-40 lbs so a bit more than 1/3 the size of my dogs.
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Post by akansan on Mar 6, 2006 0:37:10 GMT -5
Um, yeah. Zack weighs in at 110 lbs. I guess I still haven't found a cat that would put him in his place.
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Post by rocklicker on Mar 6, 2006 1:08:40 GMT -5
That's a big cat! I'm happy with the 11 pound versions here. Anything bigger than a lap size and you're asking ofr trouble. Currently there's on asleep in my lap right now and he's just the right size.
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Post by thehawke on Mar 6, 2006 16:41:28 GMT -5
My 13 lb Lord and Master keeps the dogs in their place very well.
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