Morning macropods

The joint was jumpin'

Eastern Grey Kangaroos



The shy and elusive swamp wallaby


No sharpening on these, the wallabies just have grizzled fur.

Andy,

What you find wonderful, to me it's so much more! If we saw one of these in Beverly Hills, folk would think Jurassic Park had a breakout, I swear!

Pretty damn amazing, especially the second picture with the edges rimmed with backlight!






Interesting to realize that the gene that acts as a switch for its cute arms are identical and exhangeable with the DNA switch to make front feet in a mouse or forewings of a fruit fly!

While we may think how different we are as creatures, we are just alternate presentations of the same potatoes by one very fine and, I must say, a rather humorous cook.

Asher

Hi, Asher,

Asher Kelman said:

Andy,

What you find wonderful, to me it's so much more! If we saw one of these in Beverly Hills, folk would think Jurassic Park had a breakout, I swear!

Pretty damn amazing, especially the second picture with the edges rimmed with backlight!

Interesting to realize that the gene that acts as a switch for its cute arms are identical and exhangeable with the DNA switch to make front feet in a mouse or forewings of a fruit fly!

While we may think how different we are as creatures, we are just alternate presentations of the same potatoes by one very fine and, I must say, a rather humorous cook.

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Well said!

Best regards,

Doug

Andy brown said:

The joint was jumpin'

Eastern Grey Kangaroos

The shy and elusive swamp wallaby

No sharpening on these, the wallabies just have grizzled fur.

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Nature is really something Andy! Great set of images I particularly like the third one.

I like the low angle and the face on of the fourth one! Good Job!