"Careful! Watch the knot. Do I have to go to work today?" "Can't we go faster?" "Ah! Dinner time at last." "And maybe time for a snooze." These photos were taken at our local farmers' market where they give pony rides to the children. To visit more animal photos...
This photo of sunbathing sea lions was taken at Pier 39 in San Francisco last year when hubby and I attended the Romance Writers of America conference. To see other animal photos visit Camera Critters.
This photo of a "Bambi" was taken at Bear Country. Mr. Elk looks very relaxed, chewing his dinner. The weed-like bits on his antlers is actually velvet that's falling off. To see more photos visit Camera Critters
This photo was taken at Bear Country in South Dakota, USA. Mr. Munro and I loved watching the bears because some of them were real characters. This one wasn't letting any traffic past. To see more photos visit Camera Critters.
This week's critter is a hyena and pup. This photo was taken in Kenya, and we stopped to watch the mother and three pups. Her burrow was right near the road. They're not the prettiest creatures, but they are interesting to watch. Hyenas aren't exactly common in...
Meet Lucky, one of the roosters who lives at my father's farm. Lucky has lived at the farm since he was a chicken and there's a real story behind his name. My father has pigs. He gets food for them from various sources, mostly vegetable these days, but in the past...
My father rang us about a month ago very excited because one of his paint mares had foaled and finally, he had a filly foal. During my last visit I took the camera. The horses all graze near the quarry, hence their names Wilma, Fred and Betty. My father already had a...
We were driving along the road, near Custer State Park, and came across a group of Big Horn sheep fighting on top of a rock. After about ten minutes the winner emerged and took his place as sole occupier of the rock -- King of the Castle. To see more Camera Critters.
Today's critter is a Pronghorn, and this photo was taken at Custer State Park, South Dakota, USA. To view more Camera Critters follow this link.
