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pepes
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 Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2012 9:22 pm Post subject: Wildlife with manual lenses |
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pepes wrote:
Selection of wildlife shots with manual lenses
Vivitar 2.8/135
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Biometar 2.8/120
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Pentacon 4/200
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Helios 44M-6 2/58
7 "Mr Jingles" alias speedy gonzales in our cottage (it is not mouse)
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11 The biggest ant carpenter in Europe , lenght 1,5cm
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
#7 is so so cute! thanks!
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Jon E
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Jon E wrote:
Beautiful!!
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Yebisu
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Yebisu wrote:
The second shot is just amazing. |
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56 DIN
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56 DIN wrote:
amazing series
how did you find the snake ?
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pepes
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pepes wrote:
I found randomly in forest on my walk. I want make better shot from close distance but snake go out. This snake is toxic .In slovakia only this one kind of snake is toxic.
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Nikon75-150E
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Nikon75-150E wrote:
The first is really rockin'! I don't care for #3-I hate snakes.
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Minolfan
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Minolfan wrote:
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Helios 44M-6 2/58
7 "Mr Jingles" alias speedy gonzales in our cottage (it is not mouse) |
Funny guy! Is it a hamster? |
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pepes
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pepes wrote:
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Helios 44M-6 2/58
7 "Mr Jingles" alias speedy gonzales in our cottage (it is not mouse) |
Funny guy! Is it a hamster? |
It is not hamster. It is uscardinus avellanarius small like a mouse .Have big black eyes . Is very noisy over night, we can't sleep because he jumping and running under roof 
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Minolfan
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Minolfan wrote:
Oh, that is nice! In the Netherlands very rare or extinct. Very active at night, I believe that, but is it noisy? It is so small and lightweight. |
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pepes
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| Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 10:38 am Post subject: |
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| Oh, that is nice! In the Netherlands very rare or extinct. Very active at night, I believe that, but is it noisy? It is so small and lightweight. |
He constructing nest for winter time from grass and other material. He been hibernate over winter in nest with heart pulse 2 beat/minute. Normally have 200beat/minute. It is wonderfull
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Minolfan
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Minolfan wrote:
At least you have a good night rest in winter!
I found the English name: Common Dormouse or Hazel Dormouse (we say hazelmuis).
Does he steal food in your cottage, like a normal mouse? |
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