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Thanks for confirming brandon. It does look like the grey heron. The feathers look a bit bluish but maybe its because of the light. Anyway, I found some pics of the grey heron and it does seem to look very much like it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_Heron

Oh thanks zoosh. I stand corrected. Didn't notice the other creature did not have stripes. Thanks for pointing this out.

Grey Heron eh? Thanks for the help Gilbert. Will check it out.

Thanks Jace

As our boat moved across the estuary, I spied a tall bird perched on the branch of a fallen tree. The mid-day sun cast beautiful shadows across the scene. I marvelled at the spectacle before capturing the moment. Very little post processing was done on this picture. I was not able to...

Thanks ricky. Will try to tone down on saturation next time. The color of the giraffe by the way is natural. I alway see them as orangey in zoos but in the wild, they seem to be more brownish.

Thanks Snapperholic. The shot was actually really taken in the "wild" at a gamepark in South Africa. This is just one JPG file but I increased the saturation of the clouds. The giraffe itself is as-is. Thanks for viewing.

Sharing a recent pic: Comments appreciated.

A female Nyala graze in the bush. They look very much like impalas except they are bigger and have white striped markings across their back. I took this shot from 30 meters away so as not to disturb them. Nevertheless, one of them still looked up and stared directly at me. Its sensitive ears...

Sharing a pic from a recent trip: Comments appreciated.

BTW, photo was taken in the wild (South Africa)

great group shots.. surprisingly cheap lens. thanks for sharing :)

my gosh! i thought he was eating his young.. ha ha.. nice capture

Great reflection in #5 (alligator)

Wow you have an eye for capturing dog expressions. Good work. The place is really called Noah's ark?

#4 for me. Nice capture of the dog. Thanks for sharing