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Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

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A few nice names for animals images I found:

Fox terrier climbing pole for fighting cock

Image by Boston Public Library
File name: 08_06_000900

Title: Fox terrier climbing pole for fighting cock

Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)

Date created: 1917 - 1934 (approximate)

Physical description: 1 negative : glass, black & white ; 4 x 5 in.

Genre: Glass negatives

Subjects: Dogs; Birds

Notes: Title from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.; Date supplied by cataloger.

Collection: Leslie Jones Collection

Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department

Rights: Copyright © Leslie Jones.

Preferred citation: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.

Greatly improved for 1881. The Adams & Westlake wire gauze, non-explosive oil stove. A marvel of comfort & convenience. (front)

Image by Boston Public Library
File name: 10_03_001760a
Binder label: Stoves
Title: Greatly improved for 1881. The Adams & Westlake wire gauze, non-explosive oil stove. A marvel of comfort & convenience. (front)
Date issued: 1870-1900 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print : lithograph ; 9 x 14 cm.
Genre: Advertising cards
Subject: Cats; Stoves; Irons (Pressing); Animals in human situations
Notes: Title from item. Handwritten on verso: H. P. Caldwell's #27 Main St.
Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.

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Greatly improved for 1881. The Adams & Westlake wire gauze, non-explosive oil stove. Hotel De Codfish. With armour's flue heating attachment. (back)

Image by Boston Public Library
File name: 10_03_001762b
Binder label: Stoves
Title: Greatly improved for 1881. The Adams & Westlake wire gauze, non-explosive oil stove. Hotel De Codfish. With armour's flue heating attachment. (back)
Date issued: 1870-1900 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print : lithograph ; 9 x 14 cm.
Genre: Advertising cards
Subject: Codfish; Animals in human situations; Stoves
Notes: Title from item.
Statement of responsibility: The Adams & Westlake Mnf'g Co.
Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.

Viper?

Image by husbandunit
I didn't see the name for this one. Any idea?

abalone_toast_crunch

Image by sillydog
for some reason the sea otters were the most squeel-inducing of all the animals at the aquarium. The defacating iguana was a close second.

Hey, that'd be a good name for a punk band.

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Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

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New kitties

Image by Thom Watson
We went to the Peninsula (San Mateo County) Animal Shelter on Saturday, and came home with these two adorable additions to our family.

We didn't like the names they came with, and they don't seem to respond to them anyway, so we're trying to come up with new ones. The extremely energetic 2-year-old tortie female (formerly "Poof") probably is going to be known as Tiki, and Jeff's still working on a name for the 3-1/2-year-old Maine Coon-mix male (formerly "Fuzz"), who looks a lot like Alex (though his personality almost couldn't be more different).

Update: Tiki for short, her full name is Tiki Barbara, LLD (Hon.)

Hi, my name is Daisy

Image by Eyesplash - the new slow way
This is Daisy. I got her from a cat rescue group. She had been living in a laundry room for the past 6 months to be kept away from the other cats.
Her previous owners treated her very badly.
When I went in to meet her she was scared, but warmed up pretty quick.
I knew she would love to come home with me.
The woman who runs the place and 9 other rescue shelters (Nicki) was a charm and gave me a hug for taking Daisy in.
It took about 4 hours before she would come out of hiding to explore her new surroundings.
She is now sleeping comfortably and one would never know she hadn't been here all her life.
She even slept with her head in my hand and paws all outstretched.
I thank Joy for taking me to meet her and now I have a friend for life. Daisy that is...oh yeah maybe Joy too.
Joy just recently got a rescue cat herself in the below photo. that is Tessa, who is also a real darling of a cat.
I threw in the lupine because I have never seen it that colour before.
I have no time to comment as I am off to work in Chilliwack for the next 18 hours.
Have a great day and see you all tomorrow.

a cat named smudge

Image by anviss
these are my finished portraits for the pet exchange project on wet canvas.

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Z is for Zebra

Image by Benson Kua
Zebra grazing at the Toronto Zoo

I had this idea of taking pictures of animals whose names started with each letter of the alphabet. I started backwards and began with the letter "Z." Then I went on to "Y" then I realized that I don't know any animals that started with "Y." I kinda gave up after that... lol

Spot the Chipmunk

Image by amythyst_lake
Funny name for a chipmunk, I know... Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

1999ish - Chris M, Samhain, Clint

Image by Rev. Xanatos Satanicos Bombasticos (ClintJCL)
I barely recognize the computer there... but I believe that is Hades (1995ish-2000ish, and I reused the name for my 2007 computer). I think it's a Pentium-75. As in, Pentium 1 75mHz. I think the hub on top of it -- is so that all 3 computers can share *dialup*. Hades did the dialing. And it was Windows 98. It would crash. This was back when we used ICQ to IM all our friends. Before the IM market got flooded with so many different programs that it became a royal pain in the ass until Trillian came out.

Chris, Clint.
sitting.
Fresca can, Samhain the cat, computer, light, monitor, speaker.

downstairs, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.

1999.


... Read my blog at ClintJCL.wordpress.com
... Read Carolyn's blog at CarolynCASL.wordpress.com

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Grand Canyon National Park: 2012 Celebrate Wildlife Day 5937

Image by Grand Canyon NPS
Thank you to all who participated in Celebrate Wildlife Day - Saturday, May 19, 2012 at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.
Visitors who attended experienced family friendly activities throughout the day..
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Approximately 2,700 park visitors joined rangers and event collaborators at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center to learn more about the park's wildlife and endangered species. .
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Celebrate Wildlife Day provides an opportunity for park visitors to learn about the Grand Canyon’s abundant wildlife and the work of wildlife biologists. It is made possible through the collaborative efforts of the National Park Service, Grand Canyon Association Arizona Game and Fish Department of Wildlife Education and Adobe Mountain Wildlife Center, the Peregrine Fund, Xanterra Parks and Resorts, and the Grand Canyon Unified School District. Celebrate Wildlife Day is dedicated to the memory of park biologist Eric York, who devoted his life to the study of wildlife.

Grand Canyon National Park: 2012 Celebrate Wildlife Day 6017

Image by Grand Canyon NPS
Thank you to all who participated in Celebrate Wildlife Day - Saturday, May 19, 2012 at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.
Visitors who attended experienced family friendly activities throughout the day..
.
Approximately 2,700 park visitors joined rangers and event collaborators at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center to learn more about the park's wildlife and endangered species. .
.
Celebrate Wildlife Day provides an opportunity for park visitors to learn about the Grand Canyon’s abundant wildlife and the work of wildlife biologists. It is made possible through the collaborative efforts of the National Park Service, Grand Canyon Association Arizona Game and Fish Department of Wildlife Education and Adobe Mountain Wildlife Center, the Peregrine Fund, Xanterra Parks and Resorts, and the Grand Canyon Unified School District. Celebrate Wildlife Day is dedicated to the memory of park biologist Eric York, who devoted his life to the study of wildlife.

Grand Canyon National Park: 2012 Celebrate Wildlife Day 15967

Image by Grand Canyon NPS
Thank you to all who participated in Celebrate Wildlife Day - Saturday, May 19, 2012 at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.
Visitors who attended experienced family friendly activities throughout the day..
.
Approximately 2,700 park visitors joined rangers and event collaborators at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center to learn more about the park's wildlife and endangered species. .
.
Celebrate Wildlife Day provides an opportunity for park visitors to learn about the Grand Canyon’s abundant wildlife and the work of wildlife biologists. It is made possible through the collaborative efforts of the National Park Service, Grand Canyon Association Arizona Game and Fish Department of Wildlife Education and Adobe Mountain Wildlife Center, the Peregrine Fund, Xanterra Parks and Resorts, and the Grand Canyon Unified School District. Celebrate Wildlife Day is dedicated to the memory of park biologist Eric York, who devoted his life to the study of wildlife.

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

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Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

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Waiting for the first flight / Esperando el primer vuelo

Image by . SantiMB .
Aínsa, Huesca (Spain).

Reedited, with a little more of contrast / Reeditada, con un poquito más de contraste.

ENGLISH
The House Martin (Delichon urbicum), sometimes called the Northern House Martin or Common House Martin, is a migratory passerine bird of the swallow family which breeds in Europe, north Africa and temperate Asia; and winters in sub-Saharan Africa and tropical Asia. It feeds on insects which are caught in flight, and it migrates to climates where flying insects are plentiful. It has a blue head and upperparts, white rump and pure white underparts, and is found in both open country and near human habitation.

Both the scientific and colloquial name of the bird are related to its use of man-made structures. It builds a closed cup nest from mud pellets under eaves or similar locations on buildings usually in colonies, but sometimes fouling below nests can be a problem.

More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_Martin

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CASTELLANO
El avión común (Delichon urbica) es un ave migratoria estival en Europa, excepto Islandia, de la familia de las Passeriformes y del genero Hirundinidae. De unos 13 cm habita en gran variedad de lugares aunque suele frecuentar generalmente los núcleos urbanos habitados por el hombre, haciendo los nidos con barro que adosan en las zonas altas de paredes y aleros, aunque también suele utilizar roquedos y peñas acantiladas. Se alimenta de insectos, que suele atrapar en vuelo, vive y anida en colonias. Se la distingue por su mancha blanca encima de la cola (ahorquillada) hasta la altura del las zonas lumbares.

Más info: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delichon_urbica

edinburgh zoo (1)

Image by whisperwolf
Not sure what the group name for lemur's is, but I think it should be a Lump of Lemurs

Day Three for Paisley

Image by Bad Apple Photography
I've got a few things to update you on for Miss Paisley. First things first: I am certain we are going to keep her. Everyone has fallen in love with her. Especially since, apparently, she's already been potty trained at just 7 weeks!

Second, I've been thinking about renaming her. She doesn't respond to 'Paisley' just yet, so I thought the name Pirate may suit her. Then we would have a Captain Jack named after Captain Jack Sparrow and a puppy named Pirate. Haha, see what I did there?

Third, on just day three, I do believe she has grown comfortable and her full personality has come out, so here's a few facts I've learned about her over the past few days:
1. She's all for cuddles.
2. She still has milk teeth.
3. When you put her in the crate, she does this barking/howling thing that sounds like a Hyena's laugh.
4. The other three dogs have no idea what to do with her.
5. She is curious about everything, but she gets spooked easily.
6. She has become my official shadow. :}
7. Her eyes are extremely bright and reflect the sky every time I look into them.
8. She can make you fall in love with her instantly.
9. She adores the cat and I do believe she is part cat herself.
and 10. SHE NEEDS A BATH! :D

Babyrousa

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Babyrousa

Image by Sebastian Niedlich (Grabthar)
I'll admit that this isn't a good photograph. But it's one of the most endangered species and visitors to the zoo usually don't give a fuck about it. It's a babyrousa, a small pig like animal. The teeth of the male babyrousa grow through the skull and skin and get to be as long as 30 cm. Some of these teeth tend to regrow into the skin. Yikes!

Grand Canyon National Park: 2012 Celebrate Wildlife Day 1138

Image by Grand Canyon NPS
Visitors gather in the Grand Canyon Visitor Center to see birds on display like this golden eagle. The National Park Service and the Celebrate Wildlife Day team are extremely grateful to the Arizona Game and Fish Department of Wildlife Education Adobe Mountain Wildlife Center for their participation and for sharing their in-depth knowledge of Arizona’s wildlife during demonstrations held throughout the day. The Wildlife Center at Adobe Mountain works in cooperation with the Arizona Game and Fish Department to provide rehabilitative care for sick or injured wildlife, and to be an outstanding resource for education concerning Arizona's unique assortment of wild animals.

Did you know the golden eagle weights 10 lbs, can fly up in the jet stream (40,000 feet in the air), has an average of 7,000 feathers and can put 1,000 lbs of pressure with its talon? All things we learned on Wildlife Day. NPS Photo by Erin Whittaker..
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Thank you to all who participated in Celebrate Wildlife Day - Saturday, May 19, 2012 at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.
Visitors who attended experienced family friendly activities throughout the day..
.
Approximately 2,700 park visitors joined rangers and event collaborators at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center to learn more about the park's wildlife and endangered species. .
.
Celebrate Wildlife Day provides an opportunity for park visitors to learn about the Grand Canyon’s abundant wildlife and the work of wildlife biologists. It is made possible through the collaborative efforts of the National Park Service, Grand Canyon Association Arizona Game and Fish Department of Wildlife Education and Adobe Mountain Wildlife Center, the Peregrine Fund, Xanterra Parks and Resorts, and the Grand Canyon Unified School District. Celebrate Wildlife Day is dedicated to the memory of park biologist Eric York, who devoted his life to the study of wildlife.

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Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) "Tian Tian"

Image by cliff1066™
The giant panda is listed as endangered in the World Conservation Union's (IUCN's) Red List of Threatened Animals. There are about 1,600 left in the wild. More than 160 pandas live in zoos and breeding centers around the world, mostly in China.

nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/GiantPandas/MeetPandas/default...

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Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

Nice About Endangered Animals photos

A few nice about endangered animals images I found:

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

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Central Bearded Dragon

Image by fro_Ost
Central Bearded Dragon [polish: Agama brodata] (Pogona vitticeps)

Central (or Inland) Bearded Dragon are common names for the species Pogona vitticeps, a type of agamid lizard occurring in arid regions of Australia. Other species include the Eastern Bearded Dragon (Pogona Barbata), and the Western Bearded Dragon (Pogona minor).
more info @ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Bearded_Dragon

pl info @ terrarystyka.pl/index.php?option=com_content&task=vie...

here is link to my reptiles set

Central Bearded Dragon

Image by fro_Ost
Central Bearded Dragon [polish: Agama brodata] (Pogona vitticeps)

Central (or Inland) Bearded Dragon are common names for the species Pogona vitticeps, a type of agamid lizard occurring in arid regions of Australia. Other species include the Eastern Bearded Dragon (Pogona Barbata), and the Western Bearded Dragon (Pogona minor).
more info @ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Bearded_Dragon

pl info @ terrarystyka.pl/index.php?option=com_content&task=vie...

here is link to my reptiles set

Central Bearded Dragon

Image by fro_Ost
Central Bearded Dragon [polish: Agama brodata] (Pogona vitticeps)

Central (or Inland) Bearded Dragon are common names for the species Pogona vitticeps, a type of agamid lizard occurring in arid regions of Australia. Other species include the Eastern Bearded Dragon (Pogona Barbata), and the Western Bearded Dragon (Pogona minor).
more info @ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Bearded_Dragon

pl info @ terrarystyka.pl/index.php?option=com_content&task=vie...

here is link to my reptiles set

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Poster for 1936 election ""John T. Benson says may the best animal win."" Printed by Benson's animal farm and the Dept. of Education showing monkeys riding donkey & elephant.

Image by Boston Public Library
File name: 08_06_020293
Title: Poster for 1936 election ""John T. Benson says may the best animal win."" Printed by Benson's animal farm and the Dept. of Education showing monkeys riding donkey & elephant.
Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)
Date created: 1934 - 1956 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 negative : film, black & white ; 4 x 5 in.
Genre: Film negatives
Subject: Animals in human situations; Posters
Notes: Title from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.; Date supplied by cataloger.
Collection: Leslie Jones Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Copyright Leslie Jones.
Preferred credit: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

A few nice about endangered animals images I found:

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

A is for Ava

Some cool names for animals images:

A is for Ava

Image by BaileyRaeWeaver
This here is my adorable cousin named Ava with her stuffed kitty Tippy :]. I am not a fan of children but I can never keep my eyes off of her when she's around. She is so cute! This was taken right after my cousin got hitched. I can not get over how much I love this photo of her!
oh and you probably should view this large!

Nice About Endangered Animals photos

A few nice about endangered animals images I found:

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

New kitties

Check out these names for animals images:

New kitties

Image by Thom Watson
We went to the Peninsula (San Mateo County) Animal Shelter on Saturday, and came home with these two adorable additions to our family.

We didn't like the names they came with, and they don't seem to respond to them anyway, so we're trying to come up with new ones. The extremely energetic 2-year-old tortie female (formerly "Poof") probably is going to be known as Tiki, and Jeff's still working on a name for the 3-1/2-year-old Maine Coon-mix male (formerly "Fuzz"), who looks a lot like Alex (though his personality almost couldn't be more different).

who will bell the cat?

Image by Thom Watson
We went to the Peninsula (San Mateo County) Animal Shelter on Saturday, and came home with these two adorable additions to our family.

We didn't like the names they came with, and they don't seem to respond to them anyway, so we're trying to come up with new ones. The extremely energetic 2-year-old tortie female (formerly "Poof") probably is going to be known as Tiki, and Jeff's still working on a name for the 3-1/2-year-old Maine Coon-mix male (formerly "Fuzz"), who looks a lot like Alex (though his personality almost couldn't be more different).

Saartje 49A33, 1963

Image by Bert Werk
Must have been a very special cow for the monks (this was taken in Poppel monestry, Belgium) to have made this tablet. I guess it's all explained in the Greek engraving. Anybody can read this?

Beautiful name for a cow too.

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Some cool about endangered animals images:

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.

Port Lympne Wildlife Park 17-04-2012

Image by Karen Roe
Nestled in 600 acres of Kentish countryside and housing over 650 rare and endangered animals, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park boasts some of the most spectacular views on the South coast making the experience a great day out in Kent for everyone.
A stunning vista awaits you offering panoramic views across the famous Romney Marsh to the English Channel and even the French coastline on clear days.
As well as the scenery, you'll see indigenous wildlife as you stroll through the park along the cool, shady woodland walks. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park offers something for every visitor from scenery to endangered animals!

Basecamp
Fortify yourself for the journey ahead at the café or jump straight aboard your safari vehicle truck ready to embark on your Port Lympne safari experience! Soon you will be journeying into the heart of a world renowned wild animal park, getting up close and personal with the most amazing wildlife on our planet and learning about the vital work going on at Port Lympne and in their homelands to save them from extinction. Keep your eyes open as you set off into the heart of our wild animal park - with over 70 species cared for right here by The Aspinall Foundation, what will you see today?

The African Experience
Traverse the stunning Kent countryside and prepare yourself to encounter free roaming herds of the planet's most iconic wildlife as you enter the African Experience. Take a break at Serengeti stop and refresh yourself after the first leg of the expedition. Rejuvenate at the café while enjoying breathtaking views over our African watering-hole and the English Channel towards France. Are you brave enough to enter the Discovery zone? Find spiders, snakes and other creepy crawlies....If you dare! Don't forget to check out the mischievous meerkats before jumping back aboard a truck continuing your journey through the open countryside where you can try to spot black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, ostrich and more.