[noelcmn]

Looks a bit like a Dolphin.
A Hooded vulture i company with a Cape Vulture.

[WPRESTO]

Looks a bit like a Dolphin.

At the angle the photo was taken, I can see that. BTW: Razorbills (and several puffins) photographed at what is technically westernmost point of Europe, early evening, heavy overcast, drizzle in the air, howling wind, and more than 100m down to a raging sea just past the birds.

[noelcmn]

A zoo specimen of a Civet, an animal IO have seen twice in Kruger Park, but no photo opportunity regrettably.

[WPRESTO]

I'll put up another redshanks. Cool how some birds can pull one leg up completely out of sight.
The smaller cats tend to be nocturnal and secretive. I was lucky to get some photos of a genet that came up onto a outdoor restaurant deck at night to grab any food that was dropped. Brassy enough to sneak under tables with people sitting all around it. Pretty animal.

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[noelcmn]

Eland-Again.

[WPRESTO]

Thought I remembered a similar image.

[photolady95]

Taken Friday with my K-30 and DA 50-200mm WR lens while it was sprinkling. They are fiddler crab hunting, in a puddle.

[WPRESTO]

Another puffin.

[noelcmn]

Time for a Jumbo-One of the larger ones I have seen.

[wtlwdwgn]

Goose. K20D, A 70-210 Macro.

[noelcmn]

Red winged Starling

[WPRESTO]

Squirrel. This fellow dug away the warm surface sand to expose cooler, slightly moist sand below, then stretched his tummy into his sandy chaise lounge in the shade.

[noelcmn]

Crocodile

[WPRESTO]

Red-throated loon pair. Somehow a very sleek, elegant-looking bird

[noelcmn]

An older shot.