Megaptera's Collection

Now you've got the pronghorn! It is also a retired figure and it surely don't have a strange face. i also own that peccary, it was a surprising release from Safari. Luckily the company continues gifting us with wonderful and rare species.

Yes, I also like the Peccary very much and I hope Safari will never stop to creature such beautiful species.
Now, I only need the Quagga from Mojo :)

Roger wrote:

Now you've got the pronghorn! It is also a retired figure and it surely don't have a strange face. i also own that peccary, it was a surprising release from Safari. Luckily the company continues gifting us with wonderful and rare species.

I have the javelina (collared peccary) from Safari too, and it's a favorite because I grew up with them in Arizona. Honestly it is not a surprise; the animal is very common and familiar in western/southwestern North America, and Safari has a very nice line of North American fauna.

I've never seen them in real life. But the Zoo of Leipzig has Chacoan Peccaries.

bmathison1972 wrote:

Roger wrote:

Now you've got the pronghorn! It is also a retired figure and it surely don't have a strange face. i also own that peccary, it was a surprising release from Safari. Luckily the company continues gifting us with wonderful and rare species.

I have the javelina (collared peccary) from Safari too, and it's a favorite because I grew up with them in Arizona. Honestly it is not a surprise; the animal is very common and familiar in western/southwestern North America, and Safari has a very nice line of North American fauna.

You are right, of course. The series, as the name implies, is based on North American fauna. It also explains why I have so many figures from that series and also why I am always so excited to see what the line is bringing new.

My newcomer: the Papo Northern Elephant Seal:

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Beautieful

Difficult to see a newcomer to your collection without a background of all the other animals! :)
This is a magnific elephant seal, very well done, tough it's very small. Anyway I like it (I also have it)

P.S. I don't think nothing indicates that is a Northern one. It's supposed to be the Southern species.

Really? OK, I already have a Northern one from Schleich. So, now I have both species

So, here is now the update:)

So i need the Schleich :)

I have the Schleich and Lineol and it seems I need the Papo too.

And here a quite uncommon newcomer, the Schleich Bunte Deutsche Edelziege:

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Congrats :)

My newcomer from my wife, the Schleich Eurasian Eagle Owl:

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Nice catch :)

Thanks. I've already started to check the species. Maybe it's an uncommon eagle owl

Megaptera wrote:

Thanks. I've already started to check the species. Maybe it's an uncommon eagle owl

So i have to buy that figure

Exactly.
Do have the old Schleich Vulture, which you can see in the background? I think it could be a Himalayan Vulture, because of its pale colour.

Megaptera wrote:

Exactly.
Do have the old Schleich Vulture, which you can see in the background? I think it could be a Himalayan Vulture, because of its pale colour.

Yes, i have :)

My birthday newcomers:)
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And here in detail:

The Safari Ltd Resident Orca (maybe a Southern Resident)
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The Safari Ltd Blue Jay
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The Science and Nature Little Penguin
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The Safari Ltd Scarlet Ibis
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The Safari Ltd American White Ibis
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The Science and Nature Common Brushtail Possum
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The Southlands Replicas Lumholtz's Tree-Kangaroo
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The Safari Ltd Quetzal
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The Safari Ltd Lehmann's Poisen Frog
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Belated happy birthday, and what magnificent gifts! The ibis and quetzal from Safari must be long time retired, I don't remember seeing them in any catalog or online shop... So double congrats!
P. S. what is the cetacean in front of the scarlet ibis? Looks like a bit like an Irrawaddy dolphin...