Post your random nature photographs.

[VSS]

A screen shot from a video I took on my phone fairly recently.
No zoom. I really was that close.
(Sorry, I don't know how to post videos).

 

[John Gryphon]

Reynard having a nap.

 

[NOTSHARP]

Steve.

 

[John Gryphon]

Rare as gold plated cat schitt,seeing a suckling Sambar.

Late today,poor light poor pic,the video is better.

And I sprung a couple on the way home.

 

[Storcky]

 

[gelert]

 

[John Gryphon]

Last night 20 mins before dark,up close and the deer chose the "stand like a statue,he cant see us " posture.

 

[Demetrius]

A busy night in my backyard (and I live in a town...).....I tried out one of these:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/38856905...C0Ikofgcd1eGxddUuVVbN2O45YY=|tkp:BFBMjrOnmfJl

£39 with a 20% discount and not bad quality for the money.

D.

 

[Bushcrafter]

Every anglers friend, he could smell my bait on the beach and actually tried his luck! Had to get my angry head on, he never took his eyes off me after his “telling off”

 

[Bushcrafter]

Cheating a bit, this White Shark was not in British waters! But I did take the photo.

 

[John Gryphon]

tiddler

 

[Bushcrafter]

tiddler

Yes I agree, they are really small in Australia, but great to see nonetheless.

From what I gather, the big ones are around the Americas, and for numbers the area around Dyer Island South Africa has the biggest concentration of White Sharks in the world. The coast off New England, USA, see good and increasing numbers of White Sharks, I will let you know how I get on, I am there in 9 weeks!

I will be in the Shetland Islands from Tuesday, I will be searching out Orca, regularly seen in the shallows in close. Hope to post some pics.

 

[John Gryphon]

and for numbers the area around Dyer Island South Africa has the biggest concentration of White Sharks in the world.

Do some more swotting, many are the same sharks that travel `tween Australia and Africa as evidenced by satellite trackers.

 

[Bushcrafter]

Do some more swotting, many are the same sharks that travel `tween Australia and Africa as evidenced by satellite trackers.

Do some swotting mate, most South African White Sharks migrate east along the SA coast to different feeding grounds. Very few will migrate to Australia. So change “many” for “just a few” or the “odd one”

 

[NOTSHARP]

Steve.

 

[Bushcrafter]

Steve.

Did that shitehawk just have your chips?

 

[John Gryphon]

Do some swotting mate

No need,I will just post more wildlife photos instead, over to you for the same.
Here is my pic of a Thylacine,its wild too not a pen job.

 

[Bushcrafter]

No need,I will just post more wildlife photos instead, over to you for the same.
Here is my pic of a Thylacine,its wild too not a pen job.

View attachment 425275

That’s a cracker!

 

[Bushcrafter]

@John Gryphon. You are going to have to help me with this one, also snapped in Tasmania, up in the highlands where we had a cabin several years ago. It chased me with a strange call “fcukofyapomibastard” Savage little bugger!

 

[John Gryphon]

“fcukofyapomibastard”

those calls are common in Oxford St Sydney haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa