Open Contest Wildlife Photo Contest

[Patiocoturnix]

Sounds like them.

Not my picture just a picture to show to see if they are them.

 

[Evadig]

I could be very wrong but I believe since he is a pet now his entry does not count.

@azurbanclucker
Does a rescued wild animal count?

 

[Evadig]

Not my picture just a picture to show to see if they are them. View attachment 3818334

Yeah that’s them
But I feel their tail had more of an angle…I’m probably wrong though!

 

[Patiocoturnix]

Yeah that’s them
But I feel their tail had more of an angle…I’m probably wrong though!

It depends on how they are sitting look up a mockingbird.

I know their look because 2-3 years ago now I had to save some and take them to a rehab after a hawk got the parents and knocked the nest down.

 

[Patiocoturnix]

It depends on how they are sitting look up a mockingbird.

I know their look because 2-3 years ago now I had to save some and take them to a rehab after a hawk got the parents and knocked the nest down.

As well as they are all over here.

 

[azurbanclucker]

@azurbanclucker
Does a rescued wild animal count?

The one with Eva though I'm afraid is more of Eva than the turtle so that one I'm going to say no to.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Check the very top of the feeder. View attachment 3818035

Is that an entry or a share?

 

[Gill-b]

Entry No.1

A labybird (or ladybug) taking off from a sand dune near the west coast of the Cape, South Africa.
[The sand dune is known as Witsand which is an Afrikaans term for "white sand".]

 

[Gill-b]

Entry No.2

A Cape Mountain Zebra. These zebra are much rarer than their zebra cousins that live on the African plains. The photo was taken at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve situated in the Western Cape of South Africa; about a three hour drive from where I currently live.

[An FYI edit add: The grass reeds in the background are those colours in winter time which is the time of year when I took the photograph, so please do not think I drastically edited the colour on this picture.]

 

[Pastel the Rooster]

Entry 3
I’m not sure what type of turtle this is… I forgot my breeds of turtle. I used to know most of them by heart but it’s been a while since I’ve seen one, so I am a little rusty at identifying it. S/he had just come out of my pond. I know that because it had algae on its back still.