I have developed a new form of wild-life protection. It has
long been recognised that shooting creatures while on safari or in the
countryside can lead to a huge decrease on their numbers. If you must hunt
endangered species then I reckon it is far better to miss.
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| A pair of Dolphins - Just after a magnificent leap |
That is why I have taken this to a new level. Wild creatures
are shy and the last thing they want is to appear on Facebook or in some other unsavoury
public arena, like my blog.
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| A Kangaroo |
So when I try to take a photograph I just miss.
But that’s OK because it means that, while on
this holiday, I have collected some lovely photos of bushes or tarmac with
animal-coloured smudges in the background
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| The dark smudge is a very rare Echidna |
Meanwhile, Sally has no such scruples. She manages to
capture their image and now has quite a collection. She says that it something
to do with hand-eye coordination and speed of reaction, unimpeded by age.
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| Cute Emus |
But she’s wrong, of course. It is an ethical issue and so while
you peruse her photos of kangaroos and kookaburras, take a second to admire my collection
of bushes.
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