A picture I took of a momma and baby otter.

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Cute.  I didn't know there were otters in Texas...

Mark Olson wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2014 at 1:10am:

Cute.  I didn't know there were otters in Texas...

I have it on good authority that otters were invented in LA, but the Texas variety is bigger.

Great photo and I'm sure that it could make a great caption competition photo too.

Brian,
Do they look like this down under ? :)

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Mark Olson wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2014 at 1:10am:

Cute.  I didn't know there were otters in Texas...

How about Morro Bay, CA?  That's where I shot these.

Marc..your photos are extremely interesting.  Over the years folks, this guy has regaled us with pics of the Coast Guard training vessels as well as flowers, architecture, as well as scenery.

    Please show us some of your latest.  Pretty please?

the quality truly is amazing !!!

Don B wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2014 at 5:44am:

Brian, Do they look like this down under ? :) attached

You're real close, Don, and that's what we call lunch. We also have another beast looks like an otter called a platypus, and only the males are poisonous.

You're real close, Don, and that's what we call lunch. We also have another beast looks like an otter called a platypus, and only the males are poisonous.

##suppose the ladies have been saying the same thing about us males for centuries

Don B wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2014 at 6:17pm:

##suppose the ladies have been saying the same thing about us males for centuries

Don - you're either quicker or braver than the rest of the guys here!

Mike NZ wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2014 at 6:30pm:

Don B wrote on Nov 23rd, 2014 at 6:17pm: ##suppose the ladies have been saying the same thing about us males for centuries Don - you're either quicker or braver than the rest of the guys here!

;D probably just a bit quicker this time

AussieBrian wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2014 at 6:09pm:

Don B wrote on Nov 23rd, 2014 at 5:44am: Brian, Do they look like this down under ? :) attached You're real close, Don, and that's what we call lunch. We also have another beast looks like an otter called a platypus, and only the males are poisonous.

Have to tell ya Brian, wasn't sure if you were joking so I googled the "factoid" turns out the are even more venimous during mating season, mate

now suppose I should google if the are indiginous beyond the land down under

Don B wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2014 at 6:37pm:

Mike NZ wrote on Nov 23rd, 2014 at 6:30pm: Don B wrote on Nov 23rd, 2014 at 6:17pm: ##suppose the ladies have been saying the same thing about us males for centuries Don - you're either quicker or braver than the rest of the guys here! ;D probably just a bit quicker this time

Thinking about it, you're safe as everyone who follows conventional medical training knows that women don't get CH and it is only males with a leonine facial appearance who get it.

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Mike - I think my neuro may have written that lol. [smiley=deadhorse2.gif]

Very nice work, Marc!  I've missed your pics.  i still have several on my old computer that I used as screen savers. 

I think my favorite of all time is the one you took of the small flower through the paper towel roll. 

Jerry