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robamy wrote in post #18979372

Fantastic creature . I looked that up. Official small mammal of Texas
Beautiful. They'd be fascinating to watch I'd imagine.

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18979381
Neat shot, cleverly photographed Richard. Like Pippan, I too thought it was a "shoulder skink."

Thanks Mike. Hands and legs okay, shoulders out of bounds

OhLook wrote in post #18979533
If your household skinks are that small, how do you avoid stepping on them?

OhLook I'm not sure you could if you tried.
Whilst very friendly they are very flighty and extremely fleet of foot.
Their short bursts of speed is phenomenal and to watch them catch something is entertaining.

from a heifers perspective

avondale87 wrote in post #18979849
from a heifers perspective

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(a heifer is a young cow - this is an upcoming milking cow)

Nice animal, what bread, Yersey? Different from our HF black&white ones. We also have names for the younger ones, first it's a pink and than becomes a vaars.

pcs wrote in post #18979851
Nice animal, what bread, Yersey? Different from our HF black&white ones. We also have names for the younger ones, first it's a pink and than becomes a vaars.

Yes a Jersey. And they are beautiful animals plus very placid, but at that age inquisitive like nothing I've known
Once cream was the needed supply - or high butterfat, then whole milk supply took over and they wanted copious quantities and weren't much interested in butterfat content.
Jersey milk as you no doubt know is rich in BF and the best cream was what came to the surface in the vat ... I won't bore with those stories but those were the days
Interesting names for the younger ones

Those Robins! I was raised on storeys with them having English parents. Always admired them.

Black tailed godwit male

Photo from Weja's gallery.

White Pelicans. For fun, see if you can spot the dragonfly.

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BlueTraveler wrote in post #18979962
White Pelicans. For fun, see if you can spot the dragonfly.

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At the extreme right side!

What prize do I win?!!

That's very nice Mike
You've an added extra to boot.
Inspeqtor that might be a clue. You probably call such a trunk?

Juvenile king vulture