Wooly Mammoth taking a drink

Palmina Moore, on January 1, 2008, said:

Looks like an Elephant getting a drink. He even has a tuft of hair - see original size

Billy B@rk, on January 1, 2008, said:

You certainly have a knack of finding animals in unusual places **Palmina. I love the way you have captured it drinking from ocean (it is the ocean?).

©Agoe, on January 1, 2008, said:

Very nice Palmina, that´s a funny picture. Greetings

Palmina Moore, on January 1, 2008, said:

Thanks Billy Bass Straight, Ocean ???? it's all water! and nice and cool (although the rock pools were very warm, like a hot tub!

I can't quite decide whether my Elephant is standing behind a rock or whether it needs to loose some weight! I think it's a female so definitely standing behind a big rock with only her head showing!!!

Agoe thank you, it's a bit of fun to find animals in anything,

love, Palmina

Palmina Moore, on January 2, 2008, said:

LOL It seems to have taken off, we had someone else "join" yetsreday! Have you tagged yours "wood club"?

Palmina

Billy B@rk, on January 2, 2008, said:

I’ve had another look & I now think it’s a very large Woolly Mammoth. It’s wool appears to have turned green due to the Australian climate. :)

Palmina Moore, on January 2, 2008, said:

Billy noted and title changed! You are right.

Palmina

Billy B@rk, on January 17, 2008, said:

This shot could qualify for you Wood Club.

Palmina Moore, on January 18, 2008, said:

Thanks for the link Billy it's a great!!! shot!

Palmina

Cheryl Parkes, on February 19, 2008, said:

Yes, you certainly do have a great imagination

Palmina Moore, on February 20, 2008, said:

I do see some funny things Cheryl LOL

Palmina

Angrypenguinstwo, on May 25, said:

This is near the proposed site for a desalinisation plant. The Victorian and Australian govenments have in their limited (read autocratic, expansionist, un-environmental, multi-national) wisdom, chosen this site to build a complex that pollutes the river, sea, beaches and in particular destroys an remnant of original coastline with its diverse flora and fauna. For more info check out - http://www.yourwateryoursay.org/

Palmina Moore, on June 15, said:

Angrypenguinstwo I didn't know this, it would be a crime to destroy this wonderful site. It is so beautiful as is most of the coastline in Victoria. I know we are in a terrible state with water shortages and we have to do something but it would be a disaster to destroy the coast line and jeopardise the wildlife......They are doing their best to do that in Port Philip Bay with the dredging! I'll take a look at the website you've given me.

Palmina