into Amazonia!

Thank you Rogério and Pardo for adding info, I red somewhere that there are also crocodiles in South America.. is it right?..

Caracal wrote:

Thank you Rogério and Pardo for adding info, I red somewhere that there are also crocodiles in South America.. is it right?..

The range of the American crocodile, according to Wikipedia, extends to Peru and Venezuela. So, there are crocodiles ate least in the North of the South America. :)

OK thank you Rogério! :)

Correction!:


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All look so realistic and dangerous! Being a wildlife photographer must be exciting.

Oh yes, thank you Rogério! :)

Beautiful

Awesome photos! I love those 2 figures, the caiman especially.

Beautiful shots again, they capture a realistic moment in nature and also an exciting story!

  Many thanks to you three, Andreas, Joliezac and Bonnie!

Much less scary for the capybara!

Yes, you're right Roger!

Better to be two!


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"Hi mom, did you see something?
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-OH yes! A good dinner is approaching, go down on your side and push him to me under this trunc!

-OK mom..
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..now just wait and hope the boy will do the job.."
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The capybara is arriving, rather suspicious..
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.. hesitating to cross under the bridge..
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.. but the boy is deciding him..
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.. to his fatal fate!
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THE END

(ocelots from Papo, capybara from CollectA)

Thank you my friend!

aah! this is not a Disney ending story
usually the dinners manage to escape

anyway, nothing goes to waste in nature, that is a blessing

the eyes and face are superb Alain! wonderful detailing by your skilled hand ?

.. not at all Annette, I didn't do anything on these 2 ocelots whose painting enjoy me. What is to notice is how mimetic is their coat on the floor on the last and previous pictures!.. and what a pity they were produced only 2 years.. maybe they were not known enough (and no well sold) or too expensive to produce.. what a pity!


Big thank to you Annette!

Wonderful rainforest pictures! Perfect light and it really feels like the real place. Your skills are impressive!
Maybe an adulte capybara is a big deal for an ocelot but they really sometimes and exceptionally go for larger prey.
It is also a big deal for collectors who missed this ocelot, to get one now. You're right, it turned into a rarity in a very short time and it is an interesting species and a very good model. Fortunately I got mine too.

Caracal wrote:

.. not at all Annette, I didn't do anything on these 2 ocelots whose painting enjoy me. What is to notice is how mimetic is their coat on the floor on the last and previous pictures!.. and what a pity they were produced only 2 years.. maybe they were not known enough (and no well sold) or too expensive to produce.. what a pity!


 Big thank to you Annette!

oh! they have been exceptionally well painted for mass produced models

yes their coats blend in amazingly well!

Many thanks to you both Rogério and Annette!

Wonderful shots! I adore Papo's ocelot. I especially love the photo of it peeking around the log

Great ocelots and the jungle looks very real in your photos.

Many thanks to you both Jolie and Roger!

Interesting scene with ocelots and capybara.

Congratulations

Thank you Fernando!