D Bannister, Isle of Luing.'s photos

IMG 1021 (2)

IMG 1021 (2)

09 Feb 2013 146
Image018[1]

Image018[1]

16 Oct 2014 120
10-19-2008 022[1]

10-19-2008 022[1]

17 Jun 2013 136
Haverigg

Haverigg

17 Jun 2013 121
Millom.

Millom.

17 Jun 2013 126
12-29-2009 002 (2)[1]

12-29-2009 002 (2)[1]

17 Jun 2013 134
Mr Heath

Mr Heath

16 Oct 2014 118
2 march 2014

2 march 2014

02 Apr 2014 102
Mission golden-eyed tree frog

Mission golden-eyed tree frog

23 Sep 2013 120
Blue iguana.

Blue iguana.

23 Sep 2013 140
Profile This beautiful dragon-like lizard, endemic to the island of Grand Cayman and on the brink of extinction only ten years ago, has become a symbol of great pride for the island’s people.
Blue iguana.

Blue iguana.

23 Sep 2013 94
IMG 2677

IMG 2677

23 Sep 2013 104
Blue crane.

Blue crane.

26 Sep 2013 136
The blue crane is the national bird of South Africa, but in many areas populations have declined by up to 90% in the last 30 years, and are continuing to drop. Poisoning, either accidental or deliberate, is a threat, along with the replacement of the grassland habitats it prefers with timber plantations.
Red Fodey.

Red Fodey.

26 Sep 2013 165
It is a common bird found in forest clearings, grasslands and cultivated areas. In Madagascar it is regarded as a pest to rice cultivation. It has been introduced to other areas of the Indian Ocean, included the Amirantes, Comoros, Seychelles, Mauritius and Réunion.
Blue Glossy Starling.

Blue Glossy Starling.

31 Dec 2050 126
Ploughshare tortoise

Ploughshare tortoise

31 Dec 2050 137
Known locally as 'angonoka', ploughshare tortoises are beautifully domed, big and slow moving reptiles... which is bad news for them, unfortunately. Young angonoka are brightly with coloured yellow and black/brown markings, and adults are a rich orange-brown colour. They take their name from the 'battering ram' type extension, used for fighting, on the lower part of their shell.
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