Blue Tailed Skinks
Two of them, they seem to be a little camera shy …
Two of them, they seem to be a little camera shy …
What a delight to be able to capture some Sea Turtle images that I missed on my snorkelling vacation – and not to require scuba gear at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. It seemed to be an easy task however the goal was to make it appear to be in the wild, it took some time and lot’s of waiting.
This scene certainly made me do a double take, the two were quite relaxed in the late day sun enjoying the same log.
When I go birding, there are always times when to watch your step as wildlife comes in many forms and is often where it’s least expected. This one was at Tiny Marsh.
As I was literally running out of a refuge for birds called Circle Bar K in Florida …. I almost stepped on this guy … racing for my plane my la t shot was of a Black Racer … how ironic was that?
Canoeing the Beaver River in the evening, I had never seen so many frogs migrating. They were everywhere!
This little fellow was in my parents outdoor shower, he was about 1/4 inch long, tiny!
Perfectly formed frogs eggs at the side of a pond near Orillia.
This female Snapper was carrying around about six inches of clay packed onto it’s back. I often wonder if I should have removed the clay, what a heavy burden to carry around. On the path near Devils Glen there were three females looking to lay eggs.