Nyala ewe & bull by busi2ness

Photography • Animals • posted on Jul 21, 2008

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I was inundated with people putting an African Safari on the Bucket List. Folks, please bear in mind that Carin will be your guide and I will be your cook... Now that's food for thought, huh? LMAO
Today a Nyala ewe and bull, yes, "ewe" and a "bull", go figure! One of the anomalies in the animal kingdom and of course that aspect is true for size and physical appearance.
Good luck to Kimmers! She has had a very sad week regarding her family life.
Thank you for kind comments, critique and visits to my previous upload:

Comments (86)

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lorandbartho

12:18PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Fantastic shot and postwork!

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magnus073

12:26PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Another amazing photo, and as always the clarity is perfect Piet

thevolunteer

12:34PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Wow, this is a National Geographic shot. Perfect in every way. Excellent capture. Aloha

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Santa29Klaus

2:28PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Beautiful beautiful. Sounds great... the safari.... but... where do I fit in your safari picture? Hê? I feel left out... :-)

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fredster66

2:34PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Very nice. Excellent, crisp shot.

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timtripp

3:42PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

superb image!

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kahun.hida

3:49PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

日本にはいない生き物ですね、素晴らしい！！！！！

wingnut55

4:04PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

interesting shot.

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taurus

4:26PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Wonderful capture & presentation.

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GBCalls

4:29PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Excellent!

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Laelia

4:39PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

A such tender closed together that give us opportunity to believe in life Is that an ewe in south africa ? or do you mean female of that kind of animals ? Because an ewe in France is only the lamb female .. OK I'm again the special woman here, with special question, and special thinking LOL Any way that a great shot, Piet And the links to Carin and to Kimmers are well advised q;) Amitiés Magali

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danob

4:45PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

I cannot think of a better way to show the difference than this! Another magnificent wildlife image Piet

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ShadowsNTime

4:46PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Beautiful creatures! Amazing capture, what a difference in colors, lovely image Piet!

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CavalierLady

5:33PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

For those of us who will probably never be able to cross that item off the bucket list, you show us the beauty of your country with your amazing gallery here. Thank you for sharing your world with us, Piet. Your work is always so impressive!

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babuci

5:43PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

This is a perfect capture Piet. Love the colors.

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mickeyrony

5:57PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

I believe wellthat they are well unit.I adore the annimals ones have ace to learn much from their states of life. They have little and shares the meal that to say moreover. Cheer my friend It is a jewel in catch of sight Mile mercies ((5++)) Je crois bien qu'ils vont bien ensemble J'adore les annimaux ont as beaucoup à apprendre de leur états de vie Ils ont peu et partage le repas que dire de plus . Bravo mon ami c'est un joyau en prise de vue Mile mercis ((5++))

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tizjezzme

6:29PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

What gorgeous animals you bring to us. They are beautiful...!!

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jocko500

6:43PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

very lovely looking

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sharky_

7:11PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

A beautiful combination together... Aloha

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mps

8:22PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Another excellent image.

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npauling

9:09PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

There is a very big difference in size but you have captured them beautifully. You are probably an excellent cook as your attention to detail is so good.

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