Play with fire, and you'll get burned. ;)
Now, last, but certainly not least, Zoo Post #4
Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree...
This mass of fur is actually a tree kangaroo.
One lady was freaked out by the fact that these birds were just flying around loose in the exhibit. It was kinda funny.
I wasn't able to get pictures in the nocturnal exhibit, because I was a little paranoid that my flash would freak out all the bats and other night creatures.
Now, on to the Canadian wilds! Not many pictures here, as I was close to maxing out my memory card, and it was getting cold, and we're used to seeing most of these animals around anyway.
There were a pair of black bear orphans in this exhibit. I managed to get a picture of them playfighting together, but it turned out really blurry. ;.;
Ah, and one of our nation's proudest and most majestic animals!
I wish I'd gotten more pictures of the wolves. Oh well, I will the next time I go!
And lastly, the otter.
You would not BELIEVE how hard it was to get a halfway decent shot of the otter underwater. Hee, rhyme.
And that's it! Perhaps tomorrow I'll post the photos from Drumheller.
Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree...
This mass of fur is actually a tree kangaroo.
One lady was freaked out by the fact that these birds were just flying around loose in the exhibit. It was kinda funny.
I wasn't able to get pictures in the nocturnal exhibit, because I was a little paranoid that my flash would freak out all the bats and other night creatures.
Now, on to the Canadian wilds! Not many pictures here, as I was close to maxing out my memory card, and it was getting cold, and we're used to seeing most of these animals around anyway.
There were a pair of black bear orphans in this exhibit. I managed to get a picture of them playfighting together, but it turned out really blurry. ;.;
Ah, and one of our nation's proudest and most majestic animals!
I wish I'd gotten more pictures of the wolves. Oh well, I will the next time I go!
And lastly, the otter.
You would not BELIEVE how hard it was to get a halfway decent shot of the otter underwater. Hee, rhyme.
And that's it! Perhaps tomorrow I'll post the photos from Drumheller.