Saturday 15 July 2017

SATURDAY CRITTERS - Amsterdam Zoo

Once again these are more critters I photographed at Artis Royal Zoo in Amsterdam.  There were lots of animals together and today I am showing you a Tapir with Llama and Alpaca with a few Southern Screamer birds running around.  I am lnking to Saturday Critters.  







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15 comments:

  1. Southern Screamer Birds? I have never heard of them, perhaps it is a nickname? He looks like the offspring of a Roadrunner and a Pheasant! This all looks like The Peaceful Kingdom.

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  2. Beautiful Tapir, and the Southern Screamer, always a superb bird.

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  3. Wonderful images from Amsterdam Zoo. The screamer birds do have rather knobbly knees! Have a lovely weekend.

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  4. Hello, love the critters, the Tapir, alpacas and llamas are pretty. I have never heard of the Southern Screamer Bird, that is a strange name. Great photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend.

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  5. Lovely pics :))
    Happy Weekend. Greetings

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  6. Interesting critters- great shots. Have a wonderful weekend!

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  7. Fine shots from the zoo. Always fun to see animals found nowhere else.

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  8. From the looks of the Screamer Bird, I would guess that it lives up to its name!
    Have a wonderful week-end!

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  9. Wonderful zoo critters! Love the tapir.

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  10. Those So. Screamers look like real interesting critters. It's kind of amazing they all get along. Wonder what the learning curve on that was.

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  11. Margaret, I have never seen a Tapir or even a picture of one. Thanks lots, you have nice pictures of it. Neither has Mrs. Jim. We think it is large hog size???
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  12. the animals I ahve seen, but the bird? Never seen this one before. Looks very odd. Great shots. :)

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  13. Great zoo shots Margaret. The animals are always lovely to look at, in person and in photos such as these. Thanks Margaret :)

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