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Band of Brothers- Otters!
Otters don't keep very still for long.... 3 Otter brothers
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Fab pictures. I love otters.
I think number two is great !
I think number two is great !
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I'm also a big fan of otters - some lovely shots there!
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Nice shots Moon
I think 2,4,5 & 10 are great captures.Well done.
Pictures 1,2,8 & 9 are my favourites. They are not only great shots, but the overall balance and colour tone is better than the rest. It makes them look a lot more natural.
I think 2,4,5 & 10 are great captures.Well done.
Pictures 1,2,8 & 9 are my favourites. They are not only great shots, but the overall balance and colour tone is better than the rest. It makes them look a lot more natural.
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fantastic pictures, #8 is my favorite.
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Stunning pics of a very shy animal, #1 and #3 are superb
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Great shots MS, number 3 is me fave, and number 2 made me lol 
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Thanks everyone, I went back three times that day, which is why the light is better in some, the closer ones are from when the park was closing , we were the last to leave, so the otters seemed more relaxed. They are great to watch, would love to live near some wild ones
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Those are wonderful MS. 3 and 11 for me are excellent. I love the short clawed Otters, where did you go to see them?
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Hi Dawn,
thanks, they were at Cotebrook Shire Horse Centre, it's where most of my animal pics from this week have been taken. It is small and only takes a couple of hours to do the nature walk and see the animals, but you can get very close to lots of the animals. They keep british breeds, if you love heavy horses it is great. I still have loads of pics to sort out
thanks, they were at Cotebrook Shire Horse Centre, it's where most of my animal pics from this week have been taken. It is small and only takes a couple of hours to do the nature walk and see the animals, but you can get very close to lots of the animals. They keep british breeds, if you love heavy horses it is great. I still have loads of pics to sort out