I posted a wild eastern quoll when I first returned from Tasmania. This eastern quoll was a resident at the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a rehabilitation center for orphaned and injured animals, as well as a breeding center for Tasmanian devils. Quolls really are among the cutest animals that I’ve had the pleasure of photographing, and that’s about all I’ve got to say about this little guy. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 1600, f/4.5 at 1/320th of a second
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I posted a wild eastern quoll when I first returned from Tasmania. This eastern quoll was a resident at the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a rehabilitation center for orphaned and injured animals, as well as a breeding center for Tasmanian devils. Quolls really are among the cutest animals that I’ve had the pleasure of photographing, and that’s about all I’ve got to say about this little guy.
It is really cute.
Too cute for words
—– Ermine tufts bright eyes
—– Nose to light a Santa sleigh
—– Charms surfeit embodied.
Oh no! Polka dot pajamas!
—– Came Quoll on the land
—– And all were filled with joy
—– At its beneficence .
Very cute Quoll.
Oh, that face! Beyond darling!!
Yep, adorbs!
OMG! Totes adorbs! 🙂
Oh my gosh. The cutest!
oh think this little guy or gal. is cute, ) do think this little guy would make good pet. ?