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Ok I thought that's what they might have been but I've never seen a hedgehog before so I wasn't sure.
 
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Saw this little fellow at an aquarium a couple of weeks ago.
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Zz.
 
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ZapperZ said:
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Zz.
I bet you got soaked, no? (That question looks really French, no?)

Paden Roder
 
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Zz.
Great timing! The shutter in my Camedia 3040 has a frustrating delay, making action shots like this tough. Now, why would they display the killer whale show on that big TV? I can see it if they've got a cute routine going with a sea otter, but killers are hard to miss. :confused:
 
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Yeah... the real ones are bigger than the picture. Maybe they're taping the performance anyhow, and figure that they might as well show it while the signal's running.
 
Danger said:
Yeah... the real ones are bigger than the picture.
I was thinking the same thing. :smile:
 
I'm just amazed by the synchronization of those animals. It's almost flawless.
 
Evo said:
I'm just amazed by the synchronization of those animals. It's almost flawless.

Much more synchronized than the people, no?
 
Evo said:
I'm just amazed by the synchronization of those animals. It's almost flawless.
They're just waiting for someone to give them the signal to eat the treat they're balancing on their nose. :biggrin: :devil:
 
Boo Bird!

The joy of window bird feeders!

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Zotchie

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Quite simply the most darlingest beast that ever there was, her true nature being revealed by the flash.

(I still do sarcasm, you know).
 
twisting_edge said:
Quite simply the most darlingest beast that ever there was
Wait, isn't that what you said to me last night? :cry:
 
Heres a picture of my mothers dog Mabel when she was a puppy. Shes fully grown now and about 3 years old.
 
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Beeza said:
Heres a picture of my mothers dog Mabel when she was a puppy. Shes fully grown now and about 3 years old.

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Zz.
 
I think there should be a separate "Cat" photo contest. Other animals don't stand a chance after "Zotchie."
 
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Why not continue to enjoy yourself accomplishing photo-collecting tasks ? :-)
 
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"I'm hungry now, but I'll wait for one more before I open the window."
 
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My dog, Zoie. She's a 2 and 1/2 year old Australian Shepherd mix from the humane society. Picked her up Memorial Day weekend when faced with a long weekend alone at home. We're starting some training at the end of the month and plan on eventually entering some dog agility competitions.
 
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"Oh[/URL] how I yearn to one day fly like a sparrow!..."
 
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Evo said:
Wait, isn't that what you said to me last night?
I might've: good sarcasm is sometimes worth recycling. But in this case I tend to doubt it.
 
Chi Meson said:
I think there should be a separate "Cat" photo contest. Other animals don't stand a chance after "Zotchie."
Flattery will get you nowhere with the psychotic little beast. Nor will anything else I've tried.

That picture is a complete flop on my LCD at work, BTW. My home machine is a traditional CRT with a very light background black even on the lowest setting: you can see hints of the shape of her face on it.

P.S.: Glad you liked the photo. I was actually aiming for a composition of her sitting in the window. I only left the flash on by mistake. That's a tiny outake of the full thing. I can post it if you like. It's sort of interesting because her blue rabies tag also glowed in the flash.
 
BobG said:
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My dog, Zoie. She's a 2 and 1/2 year old Australian Shepherd mix from the humane society. Picked her up Memorial Day weekend when faced with a long weekend alone at home. We're starting some training at the end of the month and plan on eventually entering some dog agility competitions.
Gorgeous! I bet she is very intelligent too.
 
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