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Old 12-02-2009, 09:05 PM
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Good Morning DPS Family! Here are a few more from my Thailand trip; I'm leaving again on the 18th to spend Christmas there, can't wait!!!

Sooty Headed Bulbul (This was taken right from my front porch, near Khao Yai National park).

[IMG]Sooty-headed Bulbul (Pycnonotus aurigaster)[/IMG]
Larger: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2709/...082fda2e_b.jpg

Mr. Lizard. (This Fellow lives in the hedge that surrounds our house).

[IMG]Mr. Lizard[/IMG]
Larger: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2758/...d987de15_b.jpg

I'm Hiding (Taken in the Orchard in Surin, Lovely colors don't cha Think????

[IMG]I'm hiding[/IMG]
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Butterfly (At 1st I thought, "She's so Plain", but now I see there is nothing plain about her).

[IMG]Butterfly[/IMG]
Larger: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2707/...db4f87c7_o.jpg

Well, It's time to start getting ready for work, so I'll close for now.
Thanks so much for stopping by and looking, I hope you enjoy these
Have a Blessed Day!
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Old 12-02-2009, 09:58 PM
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Thank you, Michael. I've enjoyed these very much. All are excellent and the colors on the spider are extraordinary I also find it curious as to how it has its legs paired together while posing for you.
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Very nice. I agree that your butterfly isn't so plain! And the colors on your spider are wonderful.. though I am not a "spider fan" Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed them.
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Nice Shots, Beautiful
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Outstanding series of pictures posted by you.I will go through my backups and post Bird pictures Of The Bulbul specie of South Africa.
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I like them all Michael, another quality set, although the first is particularly attractive.
I think its the excellent colours in the picture especially in the background, very appealing even though the birds head is in shadow the whole thing works very well, nicely done buddy
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A good cross section of creatures Michael. I love the stance of the lizard. He looks as if he's standing proud and posing. I guess that might be an 'alert' posture or something?
Thanks for the beautiful colours and warm feeling. PAUL
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thanks for sharing..i like the bird picture the most as the background is so smooth and colorful
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Great shots, love the Bulbul and the lizard.Nice to have birds close to the porch, the only thing that comes around my house are Grackles looking for any left over dog food.
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Thank you, Michael. I've enjoyed these very much. All are excellent and the colors on the spider are extraordinary I also find it curious as to how it has its legs paired together while posing for you.
Thank You Mike! I've seen this behavior in spiders before, they think they are hiding and it's a protective posture.

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Very nice. I agree that your butterfly isn't so plain! And the colors on your spider are wonderful.. though I am not a "spider fan" Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed them.
You are Welcome Barbara! Glad you enjoyed them.

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Thank You Mr. Greer! I appreciate your commenting.

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Outstanding series of pictures posted by you.I will go through my backups and post Bird pictures Of The Bulbul specie of South Africa.
Thank You Kgb, I'll look forward to seeing your African Bulbul.

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I like them all Michael, another quality set, although the first is particularly attractive.
I think its the excellent colours in the picture especially in the background, very appealing even though the birds head is in shadow the whole thing works very well, nicely done buddy
Thanks Beach! That was one of my favorites from the trip, even the shadows helped in the composition. I appreciate your comments my friend!

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A good cross section of creatures Michael. I love the stance of the lizard. He looks as if he's standing proud and posing. I guess that might be an 'alert' posture or something?
Thanks for the beautiful colours and warm feeling. PAUL
Thank You Paul! He was a bold little guy, Yes he knew I was there, when I tried to get just a little closer, he was off like a shot! Glad you are back safe and sound my friend.

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thanks for sharing..i like the bird picture the most as the background is so smooth and colorful
Thank You Jun! I'm so happy you enjoyed these.

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Great shots, love the Bulbul and the lizard.Nice to have birds close to the porch, the only thing that comes around my house are Grackles looking for any left over dog food.
Thanks Fred! I used to have the same problem when I lived in Arizona, only then it was the Catus Wrens getting the dog food. I guess they are better than the flying Rats anyway.
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