livingart

is that pretty in an Outer Gorgonian sort of way or pretty like a plutonian left handed garglesnarcher

30 macaws imported at total cost per bird about 30,000 per bird available already on nz market at 10,000 each sums don't work people in nz prepared and wanting to pay that dosh, scenario gets worse controlled importation = all birds screened for diseases etc also not worth smuggling no importation = smuggling = no birds screened while we have the human race there will always be those who break the rules

no, no, bad plan anyone knows those moose are big, too conspicuois use a moa, and tell everyone its your pet emu

Lancelot LINK Secret Chimp ?

you build the saddle pardner and i'll wrangle them for ya yeeehaah hogtied and hornswaggled them mules won't be so stubborn no more

Well come Doug that is stark

a lot are wild caught and not wormed get an aviary bred one make good singers when crossed with a canary they are called Mules

AFAIK technically Lories and lorikeets are parrots which make up the subfamily Loriinae. they have a specialised 'brush tongue" to feed on the nectar and pollen of flowers

cats, dogs an unregulated introduced animal probably been put in the too hard to handle basket or upset too many owners, ie: public backlash party that introduced that may end up on the bottom rung of the political ladder

well done alan ours just started laying so it may be the right season

would be interesting to know the figures on total income from introduced fish angling and the total spent on fishkeeping in nz you may find the hobby wins out ?

elephants have gone bush quite often lions escaped at Lawrence, otago a few years ago as well http://www.otagomuseum.govt.nz/the_lawrence_lions.html

put mine in a polybox with ice and courier please p.s. 9% woodys might pay to not open the can

the aviary sounds nice tawny deckchair, nice sunny afternoon, birds singing and drink in hand aaahhh bliss

inbreeding occurs in the wild especially in small areas or populations african cichlids are thought to be a good example of this males have territorial disputes and the strongest usually wins, this male is usually displaced by one of his offspring, natural inbreeding nature takes care of the weak and deformed by them being eaten or not surviving to breed usually the product of too much inbreeding is deformities showing up in the line or a reduction in fertility inbreeding is where all the types of dogs and goldfish we have came from

ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, 8)

a waterfall for waterfaller

deadheat in the photo finish

nice pics and plantings Atown are plants in bottom pic suffering from aplantheid ?

all the money is tied up in bearacracy and legislation and none to save the flora and fauna they are supposed to protect give them another 10 years and they will have run out of things to protect

probably best he sounds like a very smart dog and well trained good luck

imagine getting the rubber band caught in the fence BUNGY DOG :bounce:

thought you might be a rubber band man

we pen our two next to each other when she is on heat leave a gap between pens to avoid mishaps or put male on a lead attached to wire fixed to ground so he has run of backyard ensure chain is not too long to leap fence and hang himself then carry on with the training talk to neighbour of fence to put up electric wires, 2 wires 1 below top and 1 halfway up being the dog he is he will probably be leaping up fence then scaling over the top battery fence units on the auction site

pretty guppy