This little fellow had no fear of me or my camera. He stamped and twirled as I giggled and took a number of shots .
When he added a charge to his performance I beat a hasty retreat.
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Wow, definitely dangerous! But what a wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteYou need not bother sending him over as a gift thanks anyway John, I hear they make good pets though. Great Brave Hunter.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, John! They're wonderful photographic subjects because they don't see all that well so you can get quite close if you're quiet and careful. When they start to stamp those feet or turn around, though, it's time to leave. In a hurry!!
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