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ValeryD wrote:

aster wrote:.

Lovely photos, ValeryD.

Scenes that one can't see in many other countries...What exactly is happening in the first photo with that small animal on the woman's left shoulder and a crown being placed on her head? A rather odd combination of elements. : )

Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

I'm not really sure, but the animals looks like nutria and acting like a cat or dog, very friendly.

Out of curiosity, I did a little research on Cuban Wild Animals and I found that it is called hutia capromy pilorides or jutia conga.

Jutia conga / hutia capromy pilorides

An interesting one.


Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz

aster wrote:.
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Out of curiosity, I did a little research on Cuban Wild Animals and I found that it is called hutia capromy pilorides or jutia conga.

Jutia conga / hutia capromy pilorides

An interesting one.


Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz

You right! Nice to know what kind of an animals it is. Thank you!

Some other shots from Cuba.

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Rainy night (a57)

Gorgeous, Valery!

Sig

Thank you for the comment!

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Nice selection, ValeryD;

The rainbow panorama looks even better when viewed in your gallery. The begonville and and the rain on the terrace with the beating raindrops like a tulle curtain looks interesting as well. The ambient lights helped a lot with the curtain look.

Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

A few shots from the last trip to Cuba for photo hunting on the Flamingo

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Beautiful wildlife, ValeryD.
Nicely captured. Cuba has so many beautiful features to offer for photographers...

Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz

Excellent captures Valery.

Thanks for sharing,

Fantastic new addition Valery. I loved the middle one in the Indian cave trio.

Sury

Aster, David Antony, Sury !
Thank you for the comments!

The latest set is as beautiful as before, Valery. Love the BIF images and the bougainvillea shot (I am taking cue from Yildiz that it is a bougainvillea).

Sury