ShannaB

My husband Nathan (NathBig) and I are keen wildlife spotters! We also rescue and rehabilitate native reptiles.

Queensland, Australia

www.feathertailphotography.com.au

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Gum Snout Moth Caterpillar commented on by ShannaB Melbourne, Victoria, Australia10 years ago

Leuba, this is AMAZING. I saw Mark's pic on Facebook and I couldn't quite believe it.

White-tailed Nightjar commented on by ShannaB Caracaraí, RR, Brazil10 years ago

Gorgeous.

Immature Bald Eagle commented on by ShannaB Naples, Florida, USA10 years ago

WOW. Love the second pic where you can see the parent.

Black Mamba commented on by ShannaB Sifundza seLubombo, Swaziland10 years ago

AWESOME spotting. Seriously scary though!! Did you know it was a Black Mamba when you were taking the photo or did you find out when you got home?? (That's happened to me and my husband before... not a Black Mamba or anything, but a snake slithered over his foot in the dark and we turned on the torch and got some pics of it... it wasn't a species he recognised which is highly unusual, but when we did the research we discovered it was dangerously venomous. Whew...)

Araña saltarina commented on by ShannaB Pan de Azúcar, Maldonado, Uruguay10 years ago

Wow, it's beautiful. It looks like it's dancing. (Hermosa. Parece que es el baile.)

Pharaoh Cuttlefish - New hatchling commented on by ShannaB Malaysia10 years ago

Wow!

Eastern screech owl (red morph) commented on by ShannaB Tennessee, USA10 years ago

Aww, she's adorable.

Pink Spiral Orchid commented on by ShannaB New South Wales, Australia10 years ago

Beautiful, Mac. Unfortunately I have no idea what it is.

Long-tailed tit (caudatus subspecies) commented on by ShannaB Chardonne, Vaud, Switzerland10 years ago

Awww, what a cutie. I love the third shot.

pigeon? commented on by ShannaB Adelaide, South Australia, Australia10 years ago

Hi there. It might be a Peaceful Dove (scientific name is Geopelia striata) but I'm not absolutely certain. Have a look at this website http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/species/... and maybe Google some pictures of Peaceful Doves and see if you think it's the right one. : )