Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
+4
Safari Maiden
littlewid
whitestarling
Laikipia
8 posters
Page 18 of 20
Page 18 of 20 • 1 ... 10 ... 17, 18, 19, 20
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
What happens now CC? You feel like a very proud !
I know that you would much rather be known as a , but rabbit is simply the term that we use around here for talking a lot.
Like this dude
Or this guy with the big mouth
Sometimes s like Lai and I need something to stop us from chatting, like maybe a milkshake Or something stronger like
But overall, 'rabbit' is most definitely a term of endearment on the WAA. It's a for your posts and interactions. So
By the way, that 15,000 number is crazy In fact I'm calling it a total croc
G R
aka
I know that you would much rather be known as a , but rabbit is simply the term that we use around here for talking a lot.
Like this dude
Or this guy with the big mouth
Sometimes s like Lai and I need something to stop us from chatting, like maybe a milkshake Or something stronger like
But overall, 'rabbit' is most definitely a term of endearment on the WAA. It's a for your posts and interactions. So
By the way, that 15,000 number is crazy In fact I'm calling it a total croc
G R
aka
gregrowlerson- Posts : 1733
Join date : 2012-11-22
Age : 42
Location : Melbourne
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Tiny is estimated to be about 2ft long. Yes 15,000 is a lot of baby Crocs, and most of them will not have survived. I can think of only one reason why there's a Crocodile farm, because as far as I know they are not endangered in South Africa. I think it's better they had their brief spell of freedom rather than end up on somebodys feet or slung over some ladies arm
WS
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
WS, I may not be keen on crocs but I for sure do not want them to be made into handbags
Lai
Lai
Laikipia- Moderator
- Posts : 16153
Join date : 2010-05-13
Age : 64
Location : Cheshire
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
GR, thank you for explaining the thing to me!
I think I am more ish than ish; I know that I would talk much more if English was my native language. But I do my best!
CC
I think I am more ish than ish; I know that I would talk much more if English was my native language. But I do my best!
CC
Cremecat- Posts : 359
Join date : 2012-12-11
Location : Finland
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
I forgot to say GR I loved your 'What happens now CC' that was brilliant!
CC your English is amazing and we appreciate the effort you make to speak it - for a non native you are doing well with ing
Lai
CC your English is amazing and we appreciate the effort you make to speak it - for a non native you are doing well with ing
Lai
Laikipia- Moderator
- Posts : 16153
Join date : 2010-05-13
Age : 64
Location : Cheshire
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
You do really well CC. How long have you been watching Petes Pond ?
WS
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Thank you Lai and WS, you are so kind!
WS, I found PP almost two years ago. It all started when my daughter sent me a link to Tallinn Zoo webcam when Baruto was born. I was addicted immediately! Then I thought that there must be some other webcams in the world... and there were: PP was one of the first I found, and Djuma (and the safari drives), Africam... and many more.
My life has changed a lot ever since, in a positive way.
CC
WS, I found PP almost two years ago. It all started when my daughter sent me a link to Tallinn Zoo webcam when Baruto was born. I was addicted immediately! Then I thought that there must be some other webcams in the world... and there were: PP was one of the first I found, and Djuma (and the safari drives), Africam... and many more.
My life has changed a lot ever since, in a positive way.
CC
Cremecat- Posts : 359
Join date : 2012-12-11
Location : Finland
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
CC, "leopardish" is marvellous speak!
And your English is very good, and especially as it is a foreign tongue, your rabbitting is very impressive
And your English is very good, and especially as it is a foreign tongue, your rabbitting is very impressive
gregrowlerson- Posts : 1733
Join date : 2012-11-22
Age : 42
Location : Melbourne
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
The Safari Drives were really good CC. It's a shame they stopped we used to really used to love them on here, and we also have a section where we used to post photo of the animals seen on the drive. Do you remember Kurula she was a star, and we still get news of her now.
WS
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
CC for all your posts on the forum in English considering you are Finnish, you're doing a grand job, well done & keep up the good work
Doogs- Moderator
- Posts : 10734
Join date : 2010-05-14
Age : 54
Location : Aberdeen
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Tiny was at the Pond this morning warming up on his favourite log. Apparently another has been spotted this ones only about a foot long so I think it will have to be called Teeny
WS
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
WS. And if you spot another? Weeny?
Good to see Tiny basking in the sun.
Lai
Good to see Tiny basking in the sun.
Lai
Laikipia- Moderator
- Posts : 16153
Join date : 2010-05-13
Age : 64
Location : Cheshire
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Cremecat that was a brilliant shot of the Tiny Croc it was so clear as well. 15.000 escping from the farm, I too am glad they escaped rather than ending up a a handbag or pair of shoes a short happy life is better than being farmed to be killed.
Well Done on your 100th post and joining the club and I agree you do so well as English is not your first language
Oh the old game drives in the morning, they were fantastic and WS is right, a lot of us were glued to them.
Thanks for the pic also of Tiny WS and the info. I don't have much time to keep up with PP which is a shame really.
littlewid-x-
Well Done on your 100th post and joining the club and I agree you do so well as English is not your first language
Oh the old game drives in the morning, they were fantastic and WS is right, a lot of us were glued to them.
Thanks for the pic also of Tiny WS and the info. I don't have much time to keep up with PP which is a shame really.
littlewid-x-
littlewid- Admin
- Posts : 10464
Join date : 2009-12-28
Location : West Sussex
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Ouch, that's sad and I'm quite surprised a Heron would eat a croc even if it was a small one.
Thanks for letting us know WS.
Lai
Thanks for letting us know WS.
Lai
Laikipia- Moderator
- Posts : 16153
Join date : 2010-05-13
Age : 64
Location : Cheshire
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Finally cought up with PP, it's had really bad connection, and breakdown problems over the last few months, so I gave up looking, but I checked last night, and there's some really good news. Bonny & Clyde had 12 little mobsters yesterday morning I will try to get a pic or video as soon as I can, but at the moment they are cuddled up under either Mum or Dad all the time
WS
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
thats really exciting news WS, Bonnie and Clyde with 12 littlies looking forward to pics or video when you can, lets hope they are not camera shy .......Well Done B&B
littlewid-x-
littlewid-x-
littlewid- Admin
- Posts : 10464
Join date : 2009-12-28
Location : West Sussex
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
No sooner said than done LW
There's still 12, but lots around the Pond tonight Genet, Jackle, Hyenas, and Zebs although they are no danger to the little ones. Will post a vid of the Genet tomorrow
WS
There's still 12, but lots around the Pond tonight Genet, Jackle, Hyenas, and Zebs although they are no danger to the little ones. Will post a vid of the Genet tomorrow
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
that was brilliant to wake up to WS and loved all the noise they were making, a cheery wake up looking forward to seeing the genet.
littlewid-x-
littlewid-x-
littlewid- Admin
- Posts : 10464
Join date : 2009-12-28
Location : West Sussex
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Sorry forgot to say the video of B&C's mobsters is 48 secs
This is the Gent Vid is 58 secs long The Genet was on patrol all night, sneaking among the rocks, or in the bushes watching the pond. B&C were on and off the pond all night as different predators came in, and out
WS
This is the Gent Vid is 58 secs long The Genet was on patrol all night, sneaking among the rocks, or in the bushes watching the pond. B&C were on and off the pond all night as different predators came in, and out
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
A little taste of Africa this morning for those of you wishing you were there
1min 30 secs
WS
1min 30 secs
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
WS and thanks for posting those 3 clips, I've caught up with them now and fantastic to see B & C with their 12. What a great number and let's hope they all survive, although I know that is highly unlikely. It will be lovely to watch them grow. The genet clip was great WS, such a beautiful cat and so elusive normally.
A taste of Africa - well that did it for me. What a great clip to start the day, the wildie boys, zebra and lots of guinea fowl - Pete's pond never disappoints.
Thanks WS - you're a for keeping up with the cams.
Lai
A taste of Africa - well that did it for me. What a great clip to start the day, the wildie boys, zebra and lots of guinea fowl - Pete's pond never disappoints.
Thanks WS - you're a for keeping up with the cams.
Lai
Laikipia- Moderator
- Posts : 16153
Join date : 2010-05-13
Age : 64
Location : Cheshire
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Interesting night at the Pond last night, the Guck alarm went off. An explanation of the term Guck, the Guys on Petes Pond chat call B&C Gucks the reason being that although they look like a Duck, they are actualy a Goose, hence the name Guck, and they call the little ones Guckletts . Anyway Clyde was on beach patrol when he sounded the intruder alarm. A Hyena came onto the beach area, and as soon as he sounded the alarm the little ones were ushered into the water for safety
1min 19 secs
They were all safe, and well, and there was still 12 of them this morning when I had a quick look in
If you though the Genet was elusive Lai here's another that many people who visit Africa never see, we were lucky to see it last night. It's not my video as my screen froze at the crucial time, but fortunatley one of the Guys caught it
The Aardvark
1min 49 secs
WS
1min 19 secs
They were all safe, and well, and there was still 12 of them this morning when I had a quick look in
If you though the Genet was elusive Lai here's another that many people who visit Africa never see, we were lucky to see it last night. It's not my video as my screen froze at the crucial time, but fortunatley one of the Guys caught it
The Aardvark
1min 49 secs
WS
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Gucks and Guck alarm and Guckletts, I love it. What a great name for them, and for sure Geese make good guard dogs so they are very useful to have around Pete's pond. Great to know all 12 are still alive and well.
The Aardvark clip is amazing, they really are such curious looking creatures with those ears. I've been lucky enough to see one only once and briefly on a night game drive, so this was lovely to watch.
Thanks for sharing WS.
Lai
The Aardvark clip is amazing, they really are such curious looking creatures with those ears. I've been lucky enough to see one only once and briefly on a night game drive, so this was lovely to watch.
Thanks for sharing WS.
Lai
Laikipia- Moderator
- Posts : 16153
Join date : 2010-05-13
Age : 64
Location : Cheshire
Re: Wildcam Africa - Pete's Pond
Oh great clips WS, loved seeing the Genet, that was a really nice clip and the Africa clip was brillaint and so clear as well, it was just brilliant to watch and loving clyde and his warning calls, what a great dad and also what a great name Gucks and Guckletts, that really made me smile and good to know all the little Guckletts were there this morning. Isnt the Aardvark such a sweet looking animal, I think thats the first we have of one on cam here isnt it.
Thanks so much for checking the cams WS, you are a true
littlewid-x-
Thanks so much for checking the cams WS, you are a true
littlewid-x-
littlewid- Admin
- Posts : 10464
Join date : 2009-12-28
Location : West Sussex
Page 18 of 20 • 1 ... 10 ... 17, 18, 19, 20
Similar topics
» Africa Geographic - Africa's Wild Dogs
» Reflections in a pond
» Ducklings on our new wildlife pond
» Welsh Pond Life
» Pond Life 2015
» Reflections in a pond
» Ducklings on our new wildlife pond
» Welsh Pond Life
» Pond Life 2015
Page 18 of 20
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|