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 by losfp on Sun Mar 04, 2007 10:41 am
Well, yesterday was Mrs Losfp's birthday so we went to the zoo (quick tip, the zoo lets you in for 90c if it's your birthday!!! I believe this offer is for the zoo's 90th birthday, and lasts until about July)
We went a few weeks ago, and were treated to an amazingly active display by the Snow Leopards. Well, I'm happy to report that this time (first thing in the morning at 9am), they were even MORE active. The two cubs were having a good old time playing with each other. And by playing, I mean jumping on top of each other from a great height and biting! Excellent value, and I could have watched them all day.
Unfortunately due to the lighting conditions, most of my shots of the "action" were way too blurry to post.. However, I got a couple more nice shots of them when they were sitting still.
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by devilla101 on Sun Mar 04, 2007 11:17 am
Love the last one. Your lucky that they were actually moving. Went I went there they did jack all!
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by losfp on Mon Mar 05, 2007 8:41 am
devilla101 wrote:Love the last one. Your lucky that they were actually moving. Went I went there they did jack all!
It's funny, the last 3 times I have been, they have been progressively more interesting  First time I saw them, I think the cubs were still pretty young, and you didn't see much more than a twitching tail at the top of the enclosure, if you were lucky.
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