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uwe

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Nov 26, 2007
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Hello,

here in Germany there isn't that quantity of specimens as in the US - hmm, Germany is also much smaller.
Our garden seems to be a little island in a landscape ruined by too much buildings, streets and autobahns (uff, i could use a word in German - is "Muttersprache" also used in the US?).
So i've done a little collection of those animals i could get photographed with my Pentax K20D (i LOVE this camera!!!) ...

hornisse002.jpg


hermelin001.jpg


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salamander001.jpg


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Hello,

sorry, i couldn't get the doubled pic out ... normally i wanted to post this one:

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Nice is that a pine marten?
 
wow, great pics. must be a very relaxing place.
 
Hello,

first - thanks for all those nice comments!

All of these animals are wild-living animals, no pets at all. Our duck had been a wild-living animal and i tried - during the cold season - to beware him from starving (he escaped from a duck-farm and were used to live in freedom ... and now he has the choice to go but wants to stay).

It's not a pine marten, it's a stoat ... very seldom in Germany, due to their habits to kill kept rabbits they were hunted everywhere ...

Some of these animals are coming also in our house - the lizards over the walls through the balcony door, the salamanders - i don't know how they manage it!

There are much more specimens but i have to search those pics (i've shot many thousands over the years) served on extern data media. Most pics were made random (these animals aren't tame but i have a feeling that they are feeling no one will do anything bad to them!), but i do know where the reptiles love to take their sun-bath and i do know the times when the salamanders are in action.

Yes, it's a little paradise we are allowed to live in ...

So i will post some more pics:

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kleiber001.jpg


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