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Well done on the red panda, I've only ever seen him/her flat out asleep 
I take it this was later in the day when the sun eventually came out (weather forecast, "lovely day not a cloud in the sky"!!!).
Last time I was there I got what I thought was a lovely group of 'horny things' under the bow of the big tree in their enclosure, when I got it home it had a big fencepost coming out of the back of one of them - more practice needed with the clone tool.
I take it this was later in the day when the sun eventually came out (weather forecast, "lovely day not a cloud in the sky"!!!).
Last time I was there I got what I thought was a lovely group of 'horny things' under the bow of the big tree in their enclosure, when I got it home it had a big fencepost coming out of the back of one of them - more practice needed with the clone tool.
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Really like all these Rich, good colours and exposures, if I had to pick, the Kookaburra might just be a favourite, but only just. Looks like it was a great day. Thanks for sharing. Just a thought, the last picture, I couldnt see the cage round them, have they got out 
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Cheers, actually it was when we first arrived. This one was quite active whilst the other was just dossing in the treeWell done on the red panda, I've only ever seen him/her flat out asleep
I take it this was later in the day when the sun eventually came out (weather forecast, "lovely day not a cloud in the sky"!!!).
Last time I was there I got what I thought was a lovely group of 'horny things' under the bow of the big tree in their enclosure, when I got it home it had a big fencepost coming out of the back of one of them - more practice needed with the clone tool.
Thanks, you are right there
Really like all these Rich, good colours and exposures, if I had to pick, the Kookaburra might just be a favourite, but only just. Looks like it was a great day. Thanks for sharing. Just a thought, the last picture, I couldnt see the cage round them, have they got out
Cheers Trev, those burra`s are cool imo. As for the other animals they have indeed been set free to roam around in their natural habitat
It has been said that the one in the middle is quite an endangered species, with no known breeding pairs left at all. Sometimes we do get good news 
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A very nice set of images, all with good looking subjects in 
good job you left the ugly bugger behind the camera out im not going to rise to the bait i have it on good authority that Brian is going to pay you a visit :bonk:
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My Favourite is the Blue Kookaburra great light
good job you left the ugly bugger behind the camera out im not going to rise to the bait i have it on good authority that Brian is going to pay you a visit :bonk:Regards
Richard
My Favourite is the Blue Kookaburra great light
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Really like all these Rich, good colours and exposures, if I had to pick, the Kookaburra might just be a favourite, but only just. Looks like it was a great day. Thanks for sharing. Just a thought, the last picture, I couldnt see the cage round them, have they got out
It's only borrowed Regards
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Good set Rich, and no.4 is a ring-tailed lemur
And there's me thinking he had done a self portrait mind you after looking again you can see the lemur is better looking Regards
Richard