Post your ..Wildlife?

The weather is getting warmer on this side of the world and I came across this fellow in the garden this afternoon.

He/she is about 12 inches long ..so 1/6 scale!



No need to buy any of SS's Jurrasic park items for me!

I have the 2 bearded dragons plus 2 new females that I recently aquired and have not taken pictures of.Also I have the bearded babies that just hatched 2 weeks ago.Then there's my 125gal african cichlids set up,and then my 75 gal Jardini/shovelnose cat setup.So yeah, lots of wild life here.

I get a lot of coyotes, jack rabbits, roadrunners and snakes of all sorts in my yard. I never bother to take pictures though.

Oh, and wild geese. The ^^^^ers piss me off.

My parents have deer and wild turkeys in the fields behind their house. There's osprey around in the summer. There used to be coyotes, but they seem to have left. The turkeys showed up shortly after. I guess the turkeys took them out.

I have p!tu in my backyard...

venakin skywalker said:

I have p!tu in my backyard...

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Get out the rifle.

Never came across any and hope I never will.

trust me, p!tu's are worse...

Got to love the Arizona wildlife.

This was a HUGE black widow that nested in a buddy's apartment and eventually became an infestation, with lots of litttle baby black widows dropping from the ceiling when eggs started hatching... No joke. these were taken on his porch, but the spiders had managed to make it inside.









The moral of the story: If you live in the desert, don't leave cat food on your porch for the stray cats to attract crickets which is a black widow's food source.

I found this floating dead in my pool. Some sort of LARGE bug. I heard it called a potato bug.

Another buddy of mine found this lizard in his kitchen and befriended it. Named it "Zilla."

And this is a pack of wild dogs that somehow made it into my living room?

Lillyponds back in Maryland

Fantastic shots Mesa and those wild dogs freaked me out - those glowing eyes :emperor That squirrel was quite the poser too ..must be used to hikers and tourists?

Chavez, is it hard to maintain the indoor setup for your dragons, esp with the new hatchlings?

Kingdarkness & devilof76, yep much like here too except replace coyotes with kangaroos lol.

Darknight I just read about a shark stalking a family in the news.

Nash, what kind of lizard is that? Quite clever to use the cable and has a nice color to it.

Venakin ..ah yep those p!tu's, a bizarre creature and THE MOUTH on those things!

Mesa said:

I found this floating dead in my pool. Some sort of LARGE bug. I heard it called a potato bug.

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thats one of those camel spiders soldiers complain about in Iraq

With summer fast approaching here in Australia, many of the native wildlife are making appearances. Many lizards and snakes are getting around now.

I came home to discover this native Bearded Dragon on my front fence as I was opening the gates on my property yesterday. He was catching some sun and was trying to get the right angle, whatever it took.

I also have a Blue toungue lizard living in my garage, but he takes off before I can snap a picture.

Here are pics of the Bearded Dragon.













enjoy

cool lizards. all i got around my place this time of year is these things:

i hate these stinky ^^^^ers. i found a swarm in my kitchen earlier today. i just happened to look up at the ceiling and there was about a dozen of these guys huddled in the corner together. it freaked me out so i Raided them.*shudders*

The Craw said:

cool lizards. all i got around my place this time of year is these things:

i hate these stinky ^^^^ers. i found a swarm in my kitchen earlier today. i just happened to look up at the ceiling and there was about a dozen of these guys huddled in the corner together. it freaked me out so i Raided them.*shudders*

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Lady bugs are good to have around. They sell them at Home depot, Lowes, and nurseries for pest control. They eat many of the smaller pests that will eat up your plant. Probably not good to have in the house though.