General Gump wrote:Most of them have come out great, except the one with the red shorts ,the photo is back to front -O
It is time for a break...
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nothing changed, i have not grown up yet.
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I usually do not like to be photographed This one was taken without me knowing it.Scipio wrote:General Gump wrote:Most of them have come out great, except the one with the red shorts ,the photo is back to front -O
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Re: It is time for a break...
Beautifull photos Jesse keep them coming pleeeeeaaase
Marakele day trips
KNP: May be one day again??
KNP: May be one day again??
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Toko, We think it could be a Cape Shoveler. I will send the photo through to Scipio and ask him as well. A better photo could shed some light maybe?
Harrys, thank you for the nice comment, there is not a lot of photos fit for the forum, though
The next photo was taken by our LO with her camera
The last of the photos to be posted
Harrys, thank you for the nice comment, there is not a lot of photos fit for the forum, though
The next photo was taken by our LO with her camera
The last of the photos to be posted
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Jesse also has a pic of the ellie, but with the camera shake it is a bit blurred.
nothing changed, i have not grown up yet.
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Nope, from this pic it looks like a juvenile white-faced duck with the brown faceJesse wrote:Toko, We think it could be a Cape Shoveler. I will send the photo through to Scipio and ask him as well. A better photo could shed some light maybe?
Nice weekend you had
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I thought that juvenile means immature, and this one has babies
But I would rather not try and ID a bird (or duck) again, not nice to being at.
But I would rather not try and ID a bird (or duck) again, not nice to being at.