chagrin 12:33 PM 11-11-2006
This is killer shit dudes. Nature in action, if you like wildlife, that is. Animals of all sorts come by and drink, bath or just hang out. Also around dawn or dusk is when the action is most frequent. You can see comets, falling stars at night, listen to the sounds of nature at it's best.
First I will post the link, then a photo from a scene the camera caught
NEW LINK HERE
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Are zebras solitary animals? Where was his herd? Was he the lonely zebra? Did he do something bad?
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I love this thing. Mega prop things to Mr. chagrin for posting this.
Ooo ... the last of the zebras is back!!!
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Misplaced_Chiefs_Fan 11:14 PM 11-14-2006
Originally Posted by FAX :
You know you need a bath badly when the zebra/wildebeest herd won't associate with you.
:-)
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morphius 11:14 PM 11-14-2006
Originally Posted by FAX :
I was thinking the same thing, very odd indeed.
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Originally Posted by QuikSsurfer :
Zebra was not ****ing, Mr. QuikSsurfer.
Although he may be looking for some.
FAX
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He's like a children's story. The lost little zebra that the lions ate.
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QuikSsurfer 11:22 PM 11-14-2006
Originally Posted by FAX :
mmmmm, i like that.
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Wild African Antelope!!!!
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Originally Posted by FAX :
Where is the damn lion when we need it.?
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morphius 11:25 PM 11-14-2006
These have horns that are swept back.
I wonder what they are?
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Originally Posted by kcchiefsguru :
Yeah, Mr. kcchiefsguru, I know. One just got attacked by a bird, but it wasn't much of a fight.
FAX
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QuikSsurfer 11:30 PM 11-14-2006
