Oriental Small Clawed Otter - CWP

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C&C welcome & appreciated. Took some advice from the last time I attempted to shoot otters - and posted the pretty poor results here - and made use of the onboard flash this time around.

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Bigger sizes and a couple more shots can be found here if you are so inclined.

Thanks for looking ;)
 
Nice set Fi
and I particularly like Lemur #4 on the flickr (y)
 
That's a cracking set of Otters, I find them a bugger to get a nice sharp shot and those look superb :D
 
Proper name for them is Asian Short Clawed Otters or to give them there latin name amblonyx cinereus(Haha yes im that sad to know that as I have took a photo of there info card thing). Cracking set though (y)
 
Cobra said:
Nice set Fi
and I particularly like Lemur #4 on the flickr (y)
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Thankyou - and thanks for looking at the set (I'm sure I will be posting the lemurs on here at some point).

TheNissanMan said:
That's a cracking set of Otters, I find them a bugger to get a nice sharp shot and those look superb :D
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Thay are a bugger aren't they - I think the flash helped a lot this time.

Matt Rimmer said:
Proper name for them is Asian Short Clawed Otters or to give them there latin name amblonyx cinereus(Haha yes im that sad to know that as I have took a photo of there info card thing). Cracking set though (y)
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Thanks for the comment Matt. They are known by both names and I think the Latin is now aonyx cinereus - reclassified from amblonyx - so the info card thing is probably out of date.
 
Daysleeper40 said:
Thanks for the comment Matt. They are known by both names and I think the Latin is now aonyx cinereus - reclassified from amblonyx - so the info card thing is probably out of date.
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Haha wouldn't surprise me with Chester. Great things to watch though. Who knew something so small could be as good as the big cats.
 
Matt Rimmer said:
Haha wouldn't surprise me with Chester. Great things to watch though. Who knew something so small could be as good as the big cats.
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Whenever I see them they are playing with stones - throwing them around and catching them. Really good fun to watch (y)

I think the smaller animals can be a lot more fun to watch than the big cats - they are often a lot more active (wouldn't be difficult though!).
 
Very Nice Fi, the flash has done the job there (y)
 
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