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Showing posts with label Camera Critters meme. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 23, 2012

Camera Critter...didn't notice Lindy


Dick and Lindy have seen this cat before when they've been out walking, and the cat wasn't impressed by the sight of a short, fat Golden Retriever. This time, however, the cat posed prettily because it didn't see Lindy.

Posted for
Camera
Critters
the meme hosted
by Misty Dawn.
Photo by Richard Schear, 2012
Thanks, Misty!



Saturday, May 19, 2012

Camera Critters: sea lions in Ensenada

A few are dozing.

Then a few more.
One goes for a swim.


Everyone joins in.

Guess that just leaves me up here!

Photos by Richard Schear at the cruise ship wharf in Ensenada.
Posted for Camera Critters hosted by Misty Dawn. Thanks, Misty!

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Camera Critters onboard the ship

What Carnival cruise would be complete without camera critters waiting on the beds in the evening? We even thought of buying Carnival's how-to book for towel animals this year, but decided that would take all the fun out of it!
Sea Lion

Manta ray

This big-eared puppy made Dick miss Lindy, of course!

© Photos by Kay Davies, 2012
Posted for Misty Dawn's
Camera Critters
Thanks, Misty!

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Camera Critter: Bai Yun, San Diego Zoo

Bai Yun ("White Cloud") is not a panda cub, and hasn't been a cub for many years. Born in China in 1991, she has been at the San Diego Zoo since 1996. She has given birth to 5 cubs since 1999: Hua Mei (f), Mei Sheng (m), Su Lin (f), Zhen Zhen (m), and Yun Zi (m). Nevertheless, we saw her behaving like a frisky young cub when we visited the zoo last month.
When we first saw Bai Yun in 2006, her second daughter, Su Lin, was about six months old. Su Lin spent most of her time in a tree, sleeping, while Bai Yun spent most of her time sleeping on top of their outdoor den. All we could see of Bai at that time was her generous ("white cloud") backside. Su Lin's papa, Gao Gao, provided the only active entertainment that day.
I was surprised, therefore, to find her extremely playful this time. The zoo's play-by-play announcer said he had never seen her so lively before.
My intrepid photographer was fortunate enough to get many shots of Bai playing with a large disc in her pond. It turned out she was trying to get it out of her pond, and, when she succeeded, she didn't stop to rest. Instead, she began to climb her tree, offering the crowd some more photo opportunities! It was wonderful.






© Richard Schear, March, 2012
Posted for Misty Dawn's
Camera Critters meme.
Thanks, Misty!