Biirds and Animals at San Diego Safari Park

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Biirds and Animals at San Diego Safari Park

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These were taken at San Diego Safari Park, a 200+ acre preserve, where animals are kept in very large enclosures with as much of their natural
habitat as possible recreated. The visit was in 2011 December, so I did not post them in Birds of 2012 though the animals could go in FAUNA thread.

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Good ones, Sury. : )

I like the Antlopes photo for its nice composistion the most I guess but they are all great shots of some lovely fauna. The Rhino looks both intimidating and peaceful..if that is possible. : )


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Yildiz,
Rhino is intimidating by its sheer size and horns. It is at peace since this one does not have to worry about any poachers. :)

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The Flamingos are nice and so is the Heron, but that Egret with the reflection is a winner Sury. I like the Antelope shot too they seem to be doing a little bit of sniffing, just too check, (they’re always a bit horny so to speak) nice Giraffe and Rhino photos as well (impressive Rhino).
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Very nice shots Sury. Did you use high ISO ?
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Thank you every one. Much appreciated.
Doc, the Rhino, Flamingo and the white bird were at 800 and the rest are at 200.

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It's the Egret for me.
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Bob,
Thank you. Aah!! That one is an Egret, uh!!! The closest I ever came to an egret knowingly is
in crossword puzzles. :lol:

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Sury,

All images of birds are welcome in the Birds 2012 thread! No feathered friend will ever be rejected there if I can help it :wink:

Great shots, especially the egret.

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