Southern Forest Dragon. by blinkings
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Description
These guys are native to Eastern Australian rain forests. The keeper was telling me they love to eat spiders! I took this yesterday at The Royal Melbourne Zoo. Please zoom if you would like a better look. If disturbed, they will hiss wildly and arch their bodies in readiness to attack (even though they are actually harmless)! Both this shot and yesterdays Iguana photo were taken through thick, dirty glass, so what I do is I take a little cloth soaked in Windex and clean the glass before I shoot!!). The things we do eh!
Comments (21)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
He is also superb! Great, I am already looking forward to next little dino!
Excellent shot!
thanks for tip and trick like his mean expression
WOW... Fantastic capture and marvelous image !
Nice one!!!!!!!!!!
A nice pic of this lovely little creature.
He looks cute and obviously very curious too, great shot !
This is a real cutie to bad u didn't catch him smiling lol great capture my friend.
Wonderful capture he looks so alert
An excellent capture.
I am in love!
Proud and Tough! Kewl capture. Aloha
What a little beauty! Great capture; I never thought of taking glass cleaner, brilliant idea.
a watchful eye ..... great capture!
An excellent shot, and great idea! Now if only we could do that in aquariums.
Terriffic wildlife shot.
lovely capture
A beautifully captured shot.. Excellent detailing, very well taken... Rob
Great job with the Windex - I assumed no glass! A wonderful zoom and I like the angry look!
Really a detailed shot. And I like this little creautre... It seems a little angry, but since it isnt hissing I guess it's its natural stare