Catch me if you can

© Karen-Jane Dudley

Catch me if you can

Uploaded: March 01, 2007

Description

My trips to South Africa have always focused around the " Big Five " but during my trip this time i was very lucky to stumble across the " little two " at a game reserve , not the most obvious of buddies to be playing a game of tag , but the antics of a domestic dog and that of a hand raised Rock Hyrax or dassie as they are more commonly known chasing each other in endless circles of fun enjoying a game of tag was a shot i was not going to miss out on and a great chance to see two species that would normally not mix too well enjoying their special playtime together happily as buddies

Nikon D100 / Sigma 28/300mm D Aspherical hyperzoom IF / focal range 82mm / F5.6 ,/Exposure time 1/50 sec

Comments

Cory Byrne March 01, 2007

Great shot. I love the expressions. Perfectly done, Karen-Jane. #613739

Brinn MacDougall March 01, 2007

This is something you don't see everyday, great shot, Karen. #4011650

Karen Engelbreth March 01, 2007

Wonderful and very fun image, Karen-Jane! #4011827

Chris Ebben March 01, 2007

You certainly did the right thing taking this subject. Just goes to show you if you train them right, nearly every animal can get along. Very well spotted & taken, keep up the good work=^..^= #4012993

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