Australian Dingo by ledwolorz
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Description
From "Fetherdale Wildlife Park" in Sydney
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Comments (88)
Looks very docile...nice image...
wonderful capture of this gorgeous creature
that was a long lense or you,re fearless, I always things of azaria when i see a dingo..but they are only animals and don,t know better and I love dogs , great photos...
What a clear, pretty photo!
Very beautiful image!
Wonderful photo. Excellent!
Excellent portrait. She is so active while standing still. Suspicious little thing, isn't she?
Wonderful capture! He or she is a lovely dingo!
Awesome shot! I always wondered what dingos looked like and surely they are not as mean as the stories we hear?
Amazing quality.
An excellent capture!!!
Excellent!
Fantastic capture! :^)
Gorgeous! That does look like a sleek and intelligent critter! Composition is perfect and you caught some nice lighting there.
GREAT SHOT!!
nice capture!
I love dogs and especially dingos ; they're so cute !! Excellent photo !
cool shot
Gorgeous capture!
Looks like he could bite your leg off. Great capture.
Fantastic angle in this capture!
what a great pose, wonderful
Ultra sharp clarity and textures in this remarkable capture! I didn't know dingos looked that good.
Great closeup portrait.
wonderful!!
nice shot
very excellent work! 5!
Dingos are very interesting animals; from a genetic perspective they are much older than domesticated dogs - in fact their origins are back with the primitive dogs like wolf and coyote. You have gotten a very colorful capture of this ancient species- yet they look so much like a dog you may have in the house- with the exception of the low hanging tail. I envy your portfolio of nature- it is rather extensive and shows a tremendous amount of expertise!