Show Us Yours : Animals that you have seen in real without a compound outside of animal parcs

After a little confusion now i will open (i know a little late) the new SUY for May 2017.

Show us your figurines of animals that you encounter in real, especially in the wildlife. I dont mean in a Zoo or other animal parcs, circus, special farms (like ostrich farm) or anything else. But a rat in your garage is okay

I hope for a very active topic with animals from all over the world. I think if you have also pics of that real animals that you have seen it will be also fine to show here too :)

I will start with my pics now :)

Bullyland Grey heron
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Marx wren and sparrow
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More pics , figurines and informations soon :)

Great topic! It's too bad I don't have that many models of local birds. Will try to find models of some of the ones that I have seen

Great pictures and great topic , thankyou, Andreas.

A question : What do you mean with "Without compound" please

Great pics Yvette :)

Many thanks Anna and Susanne.

Susanne, that means without a bawn, so that the animals was free :)

Great pics Andreas and Yvette. What kind of woodpeckers do you show us, Andreas?

Phantastic Yvette. I see we have seen the same :). Where you have seen dolphins and pelican? Dolphins i saw a few time in the mediterrian sea and as i was a child a pelican i saw of Cyprus :)

Tove wrote:

Great pics Andreas and Yvette. What kind of woodpeckers do you show us, Andreas?

Thank you, it is a europian green woodpecker and greater spotted woodpecker :)

Ohhh! Andreas, I just saw your picture of the Hoopoe
What an amazing bird

Thank you Susanne :)

Andreas wrote:

Where you have seen dolphins and pelican?

Andreas, I have seen both in Florida, somewhere between Cocoa Beach and Daytona Beach near Orlando and also near St. Petersberg/Florida not far away from Tampa in 2014.

Here some of the animals I saw around the house with exception of the racoon. We are supposed to have them here, but I only saw them in America.
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75senta75 wrote:

Andreas wrote:

Where you have seen dolphins and pelican?

Andreas, I have seen both in Florida,  somewhere between Cocoa Beach and Daytona Beach near Orlando and also near St. Petersburg/Florida not far away from Tampa in 2014.

Wow, i hope i can that seen too in the future :)

Interesting Simone, you have seen a bagder :)

Now more

Kingfisher (seen in Alanya / Turkey)- figurines by Nayab, Club Earth, Kaiyodo and chines makers
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House gecko (Bangkok and Koh Phi Phi Thailand)- figurines by Playvisions, Kitan and chinese makers
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Common chameleon (Side / Turkey)- figurines by Bullyland, Schleich and cunknown makers
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Greylag goose (Dresden / Germany)- figurine by Schleich
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Bullyland tortoise (Hermann's tortoise?)
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Picasso triggerfish seen in Sharm el Naga / Egypt- figurine by Kenner

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Osprey seen in Sharm el Naga / Egypt - figurines by K&M, Schleich and chinese maker

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widukind wrote:

Tove wrote:

Great pics Andreas and Yvette. What kind of woodpeckers do you show us, Andreas?

Thank you, it is a europian green woodpecker and greater spotted woodpecker :)

Thank you. I thought I recognized both birds. They often visit my feeding station in my garden during the winther.

widukind wrote:

Interesting Simone, you have seen a bagder :)

Hi Andreas,
yes, indeed. I had a tame badger in my hayshed for two winters. I think it must have been really old, because it had no fear. I could have petted it, if I wanted. Unfortunately I never took a photo. Now there's a young one, but I only saw it once in the early morning. The Wolf crossed the neighbor's field in bright daylight!