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mongoose

  1. Common Mongoose

    Common Mongoose

  2. Common Mongoose

    Common Mongoose

  3. Grey Mongoose

    Grey Mongoose

  4. Common Mongoose

    Common Mongoose

  5. Common Mongoose

    Common Mongoose

  6. Grey Mongoose

    Grey Mongoose

  7. Grey Mongoose

    Grey Mongoose

  8. Common Mongoose

    Common Mongoose

  9. Mongoose

    Mongoose

    Trying to scare me away with those looks. Uploaded from my mobile phone.
  10. Mongoose

    Mongoose

    Photographed on a wet morning on the road in front of our house. They are seen around here since the onset of monsoons resulting in thick undergrowth. Surely, there must be snakes around.
  11. Common Mongoose

    Common Mongoose

  12. Common Mongoose

    Common Mongoose

  13. Mongoose

    Mongoose

    The Mongoose was introduced to Okinawa in 1910 to control the venemous Habu Snake population. The problem is: Mongooses dine during daylight hours and Habu are a nocturnal snake !
  14. Mongoose

    Mongoose

    Mongoose
  15. Young mongoose

    Young mongoose

    This young chap was fearless or stupid, depends on how you look at it. He spotted me and casually walked in front of my vehicle then stopped and stared at me.......so I took his picture.
  16. Another kind of goose

    Another kind of goose

  17. I thought I'd take the Tube.

    I thought I'd take the Tube.

    I spotted this mongoose walking through the pipe and he fortunately stopped and had a look at me before emerging.
  18. mongoose

    mongoose

  19. Looking for a snake in the grass

    Looking for a snake in the grass

    I spotted this mongoose just a few feet away from me in the grass. Although I knew he was there, there were times when he just blended in with the background.
  20. Riki tiki tavi

    Riki tiki tavi

  21. Mongoose

    Mongoose

    These are quite common here in Bahrain, but hard to get close... This time luckily got very close to a pair. (less than 2 meters) What is the scientific name? 400mm, 1/250sec, F/7.1, Built-in flash
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