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Sun, 19/08/2007 - 3:17pm
Another day of talking about the Waterhole!
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Sun, 19/08/2007 - 3:17pm
Another day of talking about the Waterhole! __________________
Blessings, Auntie Lyn Auntie's YouTube**Proud supporter of Africam** Help Out Here
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 3:36pm
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Thanks for the info Aquila and all! I hear the Owl but not very loud. __________________
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 3:18pm
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I'm hearing a Scops Owl. Someone want to start the new day? __________________
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 3:08pm
#4
hmmm, now that you mention it...I have no sound from the alt player. It was coming from the website Nope. I take that back. Just can't mute the website without also muting the alt player __________________
“Man, the most endangered species, needs to commune with the wilderness if he is to preserve his wholeness.” Sir Lourens van der Post
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 3:07pm
#5
Sag, for some reason I have to sometimes go into my sound controls (double click the speaker icon on tray) and increase the Wave slidebar. __________________
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 3:07pm
#6
just crickets or tree frogs. Why? You missin' the hummmmmmmm? __________________
“Man, the most endangered species, needs to commune with the wilderness if he is to preserve his wholeness.” Sir Lourens van der Post
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 3:00pm
#7
I just installed Real Alternative for P's P, and I'm checking on my sound. Are you all not hearing much at the moment? __________________
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 2:58pm
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Size is the most visible difference. Male leopards can weight up to 160 pounds, while females top at about 105-110. Ahhh...about the same sizes as a male & female Irish Wolfhound. Thanks all! The reason I asked about the babs is because of their alarms when danger is close by. Made me wonder if they spread out at night. __________________
“Man, the most endangered species, needs to commune with the wilderness if he is to preserve his wholeness.” Sir Lourens van der Post
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 2:53pm
#9
I have a couple questions: 1. Is there no obvious difference between female & male leopards? I reckon I already know the answer to that one. Size is the most visible difference. Male leopards can weight up to 160 pounds, while females top at about 105-110. Now of course without them standing next to each other its hard to tell, but thats the easiest way to tell the difference. __________________
Mike Moss http://www.pbase.com/mytmoss www.mytmoss.com Planning my next trip !
Mon, 20/08/2007 - 2:44pm
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I have a couple questions: 1. Is there no obvious difference between female & male leopards? I reckon I already know the answer to that one. and, on a different subject altogether... 2. Do Bab troops tend to congregate, at night, in a couple trees...or do they spread out all over? "obvious difference between female & male leopards?" tee-hee :-) None that we can see in black and white in the dark, I reckon.
As for the babs troops, there was an amazing Nature special called Murder in the Troop about 2 months ago, all about babs. The troop does congregate up in the trees at night. Not much spreading out. Safety in numbers, and all that. __________________
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