Tree frogs in Katherine, NT (Australia)
(2nd picture wont upload. Grrr.)
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NT?
Ah! Never hear about the Northern Territory here in the US.
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Look at how adorable that thing is!!! So fuzzy. Such big eyes and ears!!!
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I was first thinking “Northwest Territories” in Canada, but it would be way too cold for frogs in that part of the world right now.
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Are you thinking of luring it into your house and feeding it?
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I might… but it’s upside down from me, so it’s unlikely to hop this far just to get s snacky… I suppose I could bribe @Wanderfound to pademelonnap and ship, but that doesn’t seem like a great idea, shipping critters via the mail.
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Thank you for taking the time to find the name, pink powderpuff really is quite fitting. I am in northern Europe so a plant native to Brazil probably won’t make it here, but it sure is pretty.
Also thank you for all the beautiful birds.
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The phrase, “A Northern Territory man today…” is as familiar to Australians as “In Florida today, a man…” is to North Americans.
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De nada. You are welcome.
I’m glad you liked it. I’ve been trying to take good pictures of birds, sometimes I get lucky and take an acceptable one.
Cold weather is not good for most Brazilian plants. Although I saw on TV that the botanical garden in London has beautiful greenhouses full of plants and trees from different warm parts of the world.
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Searching my chest of old photos for a photography contest, I accidentally found these photos of a rufous-bellied thrush, a flying creature that has adapted very well to life in the big city.
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Crouching toad, hidden frog looks like a lime!
Bacana!
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I’ve only once caught our snake at the very end of shedding, so I’ve never heard this:
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Reminds me of the satisfying feeling when you manage to peel a large section of sunburned skin without tearing it.
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