These were also at the Arts & Crafts show. I've been tagged by:
Aloha http://hilodailyphoto.blogspot.com/
And,
Lan Nghiem-Phu http://miamieverydayphoto.blogspot.com/
I have been tagged earlier by someone and my answers are on my personal blog here http://lv2scpbk.blogspot.com
Please check them out. On my site you will see I have tagged 8 other people. If you haven't been tagged yet, and want to play along, just copy and paste onto your own blog. Thanks for looking.
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I've never seen these before at all, I think I've heard something mentioned about eating them somewhere but never give it much thought. I'm off to google them now and find out more.
Been to google... what a weird creature this is... thanks for drawing my attention to something so strange, how I've missed this I don't know
Mmmm, I don't think they are quite as appealing, as the hawk. My badddd, I know. ,-)
Mari-Nanci
Photos-City-Mine
Why do they have caged animals and birds at an Arts and Crafts show? Don't quite understand this.
What interesting animals. I don't think I've ever seen one before. Their tails are very unusual.
Jilly, I think the game commission was just there this time trying to get donations to help animals and show some of the animals they rescue. Where they hold this one it is also at ride park that is set up all year round but open from (I believe) May to Oct.
I always though oppossums were cute, though my friends thought I was nuts. I still do, and hate to see them dead on the side of the road.
This is a cute family.
WOW... they are way bigger than any I have ever seen!
I hate seeing them in such a small cage and it does seem strange to have them at that venue but if it helps with the rescue then good for them.
Why in such small cages?
Your tree and water reflection is superb!
Seeing 'possums' bring back some wonderful childhood memories for me! Whenever I was pretending to be asleep my father would say to me "are you playing possum"? I grew up in a rural area of West Virginia and didn't realize until later in life that 'possums' were really Opossums. I see these a LOT here in Virginia, at night and along the roads.
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeks!
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