The LAST Buin Zoo pictures
Sep. 19th, 2005 11:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
urbpanYes, it's true, I've come to the end of my vacation photos, only one full month after I started posting them. I hope you enjoyed them, and will stick around for the mushroom season, wherein I post endless photos of fungal sporocarps.
South African Blue Cranes
Andean Condor
"Lobo del Mar" I assume this is what we call a sea lion. It seemed much too huge to be just a sea lion, but what else could it be?
A placid ox.
There was a pet cemetery on the zoo property, open only to mourners. Strange that so many pets are loved so much they have a graveyard, and yet I was told that "when the dogs get sick, people turn them out into the street."
Like this friendly old fellow hanging around the train platform, and hobbling about on a badly-knit broken leg. Look at the angle of that foreleg bone.
South African Blue Cranes
Andean Condor
"Lobo del Mar" I assume this is what we call a sea lion. It seemed much too huge to be just a sea lion, but what else could it be?
A placid ox.
There was a pet cemetery on the zoo property, open only to mourners. Strange that so many pets are loved so much they have a graveyard, and yet I was told that "when the dogs get sick, people turn them out into the street."
Like this friendly old fellow hanging around the train platform, and hobbling about on a badly-knit broken leg. Look at the angle of that foreleg bone.
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Date: 2005-09-19 04:01 pm (UTC)