All Animals, All The Time.... BUT

[tinksdad]

...... as we were leaving she said" Swhoo, that was close" at least she didn't scream her lungs out, then we'd be on the "bad grandparents at the zoo threads"

That's really cute!!!

Like the flamingo shot too!!

 

[Dismom+two]

This big guy was at Busch Gardens, Tampa

Also at BG

and then, these little ones sunbathing at BG

 

[iggbees]

peregrine falcon on our building here at umass.

 

[MicMin]

Mei Xiang. National Zoo - 2006.

 

[MICKEY88]

Lake Tobias PA. 8-16-05

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[wdwgirl03]

haha, I was just at the zoo yesterday! Here's some of my pictures...(Milwaukee County Zoo).

One of the visiting koalas from the San Diego Zoo...

A couple of grizzly bears cooling off in the water...

They have a special exhibit with sting rays and sharks for the summer:

They also have a brand-new giraffe exhibit...

 

[brack]

The turtle from the old Discovery Island at WDW

 

[arbeywolf]

no idea what this is
[IMG]http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b332/jann1033/IMG_4946copy.jpg

I think it's a red-ruffed lemur...and it's a great picture too by the way

 

[jann1033]

I think it's a red-ruffed lemur...and it's a great picture too by the way

well of course! that is what i assumed it was ( not really, i couldn't see the sign at all so thanks)

brack, i loved discovery island, wish it were still there, such a nice little peaceful get a way

wdwgirl03..they had a touch ray/shark tank at Cleveland zoo as well, the sharks never came out from behind the waterfall but i loved the rays (nothing like i thought they would feel like) but i was to busy touching to get any decent shots

 

[cpbjgc]

Some from Seaworld (Fla)

Animal Kingdom

Ardastra Gardens and Zoo, Nassau, Bahamas

Castaway Cay, Bahamas

 

[sharon78]

Taken at Animal Kingdom April 07

Taken at Animal Kingdom April 07

Taken at Busch Gardens April 07

 

[design_mom]

Here's one that I took in St. Catherine's Park, Moscow, Russia. I've never seen ducks like this before (I have no idea what kind of ducks they are.)

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Kim, who learned her lesson the hard way that the the zoo is not the best place to use up the rest of her black and white film. We looked at all the photos and said, "Hmmm... wonder what this was." You know that whole natural camoflauge stuff really works.

 

[design_mom]

These are some cows at a farm/pumpkin patch near St. Louis, Missouri

 

[Virgo10]

Found this gal out in my yard the other night. It's a black and yellow argiope spider. They're also known as banana spiders, yellow garden spiders, zipper spiders, golden orb weavers and writing spiders.

 

[cpbjgc]

A few from our local zoo

Meerkat on guard

Snoozin' Cougar (It was a warm day)

Canada Goose that decided to set up shop along one of the Zoo's walking paths

Statue of the original bear that inspired Winnie the Pooh.

 

[Lizziejane]

My girlfriend and I went for lunch last weekend at a cute restaurant outside the city called Pine Ridge Hollow. It's set on several acres of beautifully landscaped property. In one corner, almost hidden from view, was a small petting zoo for the kids. I couldn't resist this guy! (the pot-bellied pig just didn't do it for me!) This was the first time I've tried shooting in RAW and so I'm very unsure of the adjustments I made in Lightroom. I suspect I went a little too crazy - please feel free to comment (only way I'll learn!)

 

[brack]

EPCOT outside the Fountain Cafe on the patio

 

[mlill]

The birds at AK, with a bit of post-processing to make the color pop.

One of the silverbacks at AK...

and finally, a hawk that was watching us walk by on the path from SSR to Downtown Disney...

 

[makinorlando]

Found this gal out in my yard the other night. It's a black and yellow argiope spider. They're also known as banana spiders, yellow garden spiders, zipper spiders, golden orb weavers and writing spiders.

Keep her at your house... she looks like the one I "ran" into at Fantasia Gardens last year - the biggest darned spider I have ever seen in "real life" i.e not in captivity.

 

[jann1033]

i almost walked right into one of those in Charleston last fall, still gives me the creeps thinking about it...that thing was like one of Oblio's Australian spiders they look like the ones we used to get on our tomato plants as well although it doesn't seem like they could live up north but bleeech anyway