Thread: Roadside wildlife

More rabbits....
I'm doing this for technical reasons, meaning how well do they display?



Just like anyone else I have a 48 inch 4k television, so I have put a collage together of rabbits to see how well they look.
I suppose the bigger the tv the more rabbits you can squeeze in and see them clearly.

A NZ Whistling tree frog found in the....wait for it..





Behind the cistern of the Ross (west coast) public toilets

we released him close to some vegetation. Hopefully he doesn't feel the need to use a shitter of human proportions again

Originally Posted by XR500

A NZ Whistling tree frog found in the....wait for it..

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Behind the cistern of the Ross (west coast) public toilets

we released him close to some vegetation. Hopefully he doesn't feel the need to use a shitter of human proportions again

I've kept these as pets before and the size of their turds in terms of turd/body size ratio would put the sturdiest leavings from a solid NZ hunter to shame...

From a trip to Canada and Alaska a few years ago

Originally Posted by XR500

A NZ Whistling tree frog found in the....wait for it..

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Behind the cistern of the Ross (west coast) public toilets

we released him close to some vegetation. Hopefully he doesn't feel the need to use a shitter of human proportions again

sorry chaps they are actually an aussie import
The southern brown tree frog (sometimes referred to as the whistling tree frog) is a small brown frog, being the smallest of the three Australian frog species which have become naturalised in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Originally hailing from South-eastern Australia, and Tasmania, it was deliberately introduced to Greymouth in 1875 by Mr W. Perkins,

Pic of My roadside bunny , ready for bacon wrap and 35 mins at 160 deg c

A couple more