For those of you on my subscribers list, I apologize, but for some reason last night’s post never sent. I’m not sure why, but hopefully this one will go through. If you missed last night, you should check it out — a sweet shot of a white wallaby with her joey you can see here. And this, of course, is a honey badger. I was in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve on my first trip to Botswana. Honey badgers have a fierce reputation for being able to stand up to larger predators such as lions. Their skin is very thick and also very loose. If a lion gets ahold of one, the honey badger can turn around in its own skin and fight back. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 800, f/5.6 at 1/250th of a second
Great shot of Honey Badger.
He has a similar head to some of the Sloth families.
PS: I received your White Wallaby with Joey no problem through d usual Post.
Hmm, interesting that you received the email for the post as everyone else I’ve talked to has not been getting them from the last few days. Thanks for the info.
Hi Lisa, I’ve been having major problems with my subscribers list and the email function. I have a call into my service provider but they don’t seem to want to get back to me. If the problem doesn’t get fixed, I’ll have to move to another provider. Stay tuned. And in the meantime, if you don’t get the emails, trust that I’ll still be posting so please check the site.
This shot of a Honey Badger makes me mindful of Miniature Schnauzers that have called our home theirs over the years. Really, it doesn’t take a leap of faith to picture a doggie in this same pose and with that same look, Sean. I don’t think I would want to get too close to those claws that look like they can mean business.
Hi Sean,
Thank you for sending the four Honey Badger links. They are an interesting, strong animal. I think the H – Badger would be a good name for a truck or a car.
Sincerely,
Donna
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For those of you on my subscribers list, I apologize, but for some reason last night’s post never sent. I’m not sure why, but hopefully this one will go through. If you missed last night, you should check it out — a sweet shot of a white wallaby with her joey you can see here. And this, of course, is a honey badger. I was in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve on my first trip to Botswana. Honey badgers have a fierce reputation for being able to stand up to larger predators such as lions. Their skin is very thick and also very loose. If a lion gets ahold of one, the honey badger can turn around in its own skin and fight back.
Great shot of Honey Badger.
He has a similar head to some of the Sloth families.
PS: I received your White Wallaby with Joey no problem through d usual Post.
Hmm, interesting that you received the email for the post as everyone else I’ve talked to has not been getting them from the last few days. Thanks for the info.
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I haven’t gotten any posts since the jackal!
Hi Lisa, I’ve been having major problems with my subscribers list and the email function. I have a call into my service provider but they don’t seem to want to get back to me. If the problem doesn’t get fixed, I’ll have to move to another provider. Stay tuned. And in the meantime, if you don’t get the emails, trust that I’ll still be posting so please check the site.
great pic.
This shot of a Honey Badger makes me mindful of Miniature Schnauzers that have called our home theirs over the years. Really, it doesn’t take a leap of faith to picture a doggie in this same pose and with that same look, Sean. I don’t think I would want to get too close to those claws that look like they can mean business.
A kind of homely guy with a runny nose.
Ok, since no one else has said it, I’m just going to state the obvious….he really does look like he doesn’t care. 🙂
Hi Sean,
Thank you for sending the four Honey Badger links. They are an interesting, strong animal. I think the H – Badger would be a good name for a truck or a car.
Sincerely,
Donna