The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #150: Let’s Get Wild
Not sure where to go with this prompt so let’s get wild, The names are in the tags
Those who know me will know whats coming next
Are you ready?
It’s just the next block or two
In the wild
The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #150: Let’s Get Wild
Not sure where to go with this prompt so let’s get wild, The names are in the tags
Those who know me will know whats coming next
Are you ready?
It’s just the next block or two
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Well done Bushie … I love the variety of Aussie creatures you have presented ..
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Thanks Ivor 🙂 🙂
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Awesome!! I love the storm coming. That dark threatening grey. Skies like that are so impressive.
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Thanks. I love a good storm sky 🙂 🙂
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A lovely selection, especially the carpet! It’s a great photo as you managed to capture its tongue! It’s a lovely close up.
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Thanks MIggles. I did have a couple of shots to get that one. That was a catch and release after finding it in my chook house 🙂 🙂
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It’s a great photo! We’ve also had a couple of carpet’s after our little chook. Her pen is now snake proof!
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I snake proofed but couldn’t keep the Quolls out 😦
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I have never seen a quoll, and as far as I know we don’t get them here. Do they burrow into the chook pen? I suppose the consider chooks easy prey?
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They get in any small opening. They rip the heads off or their necks open and drink the blood and eat a small amount leaving most of the carcass to be disposed of. Chooks used to be easy prey for most things around here. I got too heart broken so don’t have chooks any more
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Yes, I can understand why you don’t have chooks anymore. I’d feel the same.
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But of course we have a snake tongue to view. I admit, a great capture. I love the koala. Looks like it’s wondering what you are up to.
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Thanks Donna. The Carpet Snake is wondering “Last thing I remember was going into the hen house for a snack. How come I am here in the bush and how did I get here!” 🙂 🙂
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Ha, please share THAT story.
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Nothing much to tell. Rather common place around here 😀
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and the Koala is wondering if she would be famous and have someone from the US liking me 🙂 🙂
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Oh yes. She is loved for sure.
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Nice photos Brian. I particularly like the storm, the startled possum and, of course, the snake.
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Thanks Graham 🙂 🙂
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Number Four is stunning! 🙂
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Is that a Possum is stunned by the light or the photo is stunning. Works either way for me thanks Sue 🙂 🙂
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Both 🙂
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🙂
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Oh wow… you captured Australia’s wild well. And that snake…either you are very near or that telephoto lens is good.
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Thanks Teresa I was a bit close but not that close 🙂 🙂
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That’s scary then.
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Not at all Teresa. Carpet snakes are harmless. I had just put him back in the bush after I found him in my chook house 🙂
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That’s good then.
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super wild amazing shots Brian, impressive array of Aussie wildlife!
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Thanks Kate 🙂 🙂
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my pleasure!
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