C.Rayz's photos with the keyword: animals

Look at those teeth!! Ouch!

This is the first partridge I've ever seen in life, and I was so excited. I thought this was just a female pheasant until the second one appeared (a nesting pair), still until I got home didn't realize what I had caught. This one ran back and forth along the fence trapped by my presence, they must be quite stupid birds, he was well hidden and a good distance from me, until he started actin like a fool lol. Too good to pass up posting :D

A Llama to go with my Alpacas, I can see now how you couldn't mistake them if you see them together.

I loved this, I tried all day to get a really nice shot of a pheasant and we parked the car on the side, and I jumped out to try once again for the day. Then he slowwwwwly crossed the road on the S L O W sign.. priceless.

Ok so i've taken a bit of a liberty with this.. LoL

Lovely pair living near the cemetery at Brightling churchyard.

Wow heavy bird, bending the stone!!

This lovely trio seems to be resident in Sedlescombe, love the eyes on these birds.

She looks annoyed at us stopping to shot her ...erm I mean photograph her!!

This isn't the greatest shot of this guy as the light was fading but couldn't resist it, what a gorgeous bird this Great Crested Grebe is. The fishermen of the area report there is a nesting pair!!

yes it was 'the view' :)

I love these little tits, they are so vocal and lovely to see. We have a running joke in the family now though, that all birds in the UK should be named 'something something crested tit' or at the very least ' something something crested, lesser spotted leather breasted non-tit' ;)

Coot and the grass looked so lovely.

Lovely pair living near the cemetery at Brightling churchyard.

Bha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha...

This guy was standing tall looking for his wife or soon to be wife??, we saw zillions of them on our trip :)

We've been watching this mating pair since a about a month back when we went down to feed the ducks, at that time the dad pictured here was madly protective of the female and the bread we had for her, he stood back and let her eat every crumb. She seemed starving at the time, I'm now we just got a lucky break and caught her off this nest to grab a quick bite.