Beauty not the same thing to everyone, page 2

reply to post by flymetothemoon

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Oh yeah I forgot about the movie “critters”.

I am really surprised that you have not seen the Mudpuppy. Here they are sort of a menace if you fish at night with a hanging line. If you are cat fish fishing you are bound to catch at least one minimum. I think they are cool looking though with gills on the sides of their heads. They are a bit prehistoric.
The Tasmanian Devil is awesome. They look like they are made of muscle. Nothing like Loony Toons makes them out to be though. I do not think I would like to tangle with one though they are sort of cute. I have to wonder if they do not have a bit of a mean streak to them.

Raist

Originally posted by Raist
reply to post by flymetothemoon

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Oh yeah I forgot about the movie “critters”.

I am really surprised that you have not seen the Mudpuppy. Here they are sort of a menace if you fish at night with a hanging line. If you are cat fish fishing you are bound to catch at least one minimum. I think they are cool looking though with gills on the sides of their heads. They are a bit prehistoric.
The Tasmanian Devil is awesome. They look like they are made of muscle. Nothing like Loony Toons makes them out to be though. I do not think I would like to tangle with one though they are sort of cute. I have to wonder if they do not have a bit of a mean streak to them.

Raist

I must admit, i'm not into fishing. That's makes it more interesting to know more...
The T Devil looks loveable with mouth closed
The "mean streak" are their behavior only. Well just my thought.

reply to post by Raist

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Those are wonderful images, thanks for that.

I always thought beauty was in the eye of the beerholder.




It is good to pause and think, to reflect and allow oneself to be amazed with the beauty and diversity of this World.

If you like the Kakapo, check out some of our other birds, including the Tui, Kakapo, Takahe, the cheeky Kea and of course the Kiwi.

Oh, and the Weta, Tuatara , Kauri Tree and Pohutakawa.

[edit on 10-2-2010 by aorAki]

Growing up in the country I loved hearing the crickets and the whippoorwill at night.














Go here to hear all their songs, 10 different songs. I love hearing them it is a nice way to go to sleep at night.

www.soundboard.com...


Raist


[edit on 2/10/10 by Raist]

reply to post by aorAki

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Tui


Kakapo


Some more info on the Kakapo.
www.australianstamp.com...

With less than 50 birds known to exist in the wild, the kakapo is one of New Zealand's rarest endemic birds. Also called the Owl Parrot because of its facial disc of owl-like whiskers, it is the largest of all parrots by weight.

That bums me out. That is a cool looking bird, the owl parrot.


Takahe

It seems this is another rare bird.
www.rosssea.info...
Cheeky Kea


Weta Weta

That is one big cricket.

Tuatara

Looks sort of like a mini Godzilla.

Kauri tree


It looks prehistoric. I love it.

Pohutukawa


I am not sure how to describe the beauty of this tree.

Of course the Kiwi is cool too.


I have always found it to be intriguing.


On a side note New Zealand has some very beautiful and awesome looking bird life. If I ever get a chance and the money I would love to explore the wilds there. It would be nice to get a close up view of some of this stuff.

Raist


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reply to post by Raist

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That three is awesome ! Wonderful colors..
The mini Godzilla is so sweet. Once i went to this zoo. A baby Alligator was there, and it didn't mind to be stroked at all. That's as close i'm ever going to get near one of these...
The Koala is, the most loveable creature on this earth. Also the b/w Panda. Just awesome

reply to post by Greenize

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I While I like moss I really love the look and smell of ferns in the woods. It is really cool to go into the woods after a light spring rain the smell of everything is almost overwhelming. There are so many scents in the air and it seems so fresh.


Raist

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