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SF - Darn you, fly!
Doc Duck

SF - Darn you, fly! (physignathus cocincinus)

The fly has landed right in the one spot the Water Dragon can't catch it ;)
Habitat
near water
Location
China Friendship Garden, Sydney
Date taken
16 Aug 2018
Scientific name
physignathus cocincinus
Equipment used
D90 80-400
Supporter
What a remarkable creature, and what a fine shot of it! Very well captured Ann.
 
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Opus Editor
Supporter
:-O

Oh my.... that just cracked me up Ann.... what a face that dragon has on him!!! Love it lass.

PS: I asked in the forum about your question to me re whether the Seal was a youngster, and this was the answer I got:

I'd say not because you can see that where the fur is wet, it is darker: I rather think the whole thing is patterned as you can see on its head and shoulders but a bit bleached out.

Common Seals can swim immediately (unlike Greys) so although obviously they eventually become independent, they aren't abandoned in the same way as young Greys.
 
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Supporter
Perfect caption to that expression, LOL ... three nice ones for SF ...
 

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Reptiles
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