Classic Camel by auntietk

Photography • Animals • posted on Jul 04, 2012

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Outside Manchester, Washington, we saw two camels. Imagine my surprise! Camels are not exactly native to Washington State. I'll show you the other one later.

Comments (19)

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brycek

12:13AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

Nice capture..what a surprise!!

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jocko500

12:32AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

lol need to be in a very dry place. where you live it is wet.

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durleybeachbum

12:37AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

Gosh! Is there a taste or camel meat in your state? It looks very content.

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beachzz

12:37AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

Lol, no, not exactly the usual family pet!!

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jayfar

12:56AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

A super shot of this dromedary Tara. The ground is obviousy dropping away there - no feet!

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kgb224

12:56AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

Superb capture Tara. God Bless.

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Katraz

1:24AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

He looks very pleased with himself.

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faroutsider

5:43AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

Gosh, the desert is green this year... Dromedary, shmomedary, it's a camel, wherever it is (and wherever its feet are...)

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EJD64

8:00AM | Wed, 04 July 2012

Little know but useless information. Dromedary is the name for one-hump camels. This type of camel is common to Africa and the Middle East. It was exported all over the world and is now relatively common in Australia and North America, where is has been used sporadically over the years as a pack animal. Dromedary camels are much more common than two hump camels and much less common than camel cigarettes. Nice shot Tara.

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