Hi Folks,
One of the things I do with my time is volunteer work for the Taronga Conservation Society. It's amazing to see the direct impact that TCS is having on wild populations of endangered species, including a number of species of endagered herps, such as the Southern Corroboree Frog and the Komodo Dragon.
The other really cool part of this work is that I get into Taronga and Taronga Western Plains Zoos free. Over the years I've visited the zoos hundreds of times and taken thousands of pics. Thought I'd share some of my favourite herps shots.
If people are interested, I have a lot more herp - and non-herp - pics that can be uploaded. Don't want to get too carried away. I know there are a few threads already from the Zoo, but if you have any new Taronga herp pics, feel free to load them as I'd love to see what you saw at two of the best zoos on earth - and yes, I'm biased.
One of the things I do with my time is volunteer work for the Taronga Conservation Society. It's amazing to see the direct impact that TCS is having on wild populations of endangered species, including a number of species of endagered herps, such as the Southern Corroboree Frog and the Komodo Dragon.
The other really cool part of this work is that I get into Taronga and Taronga Western Plains Zoos free. Over the years I've visited the zoos hundreds of times and taken thousands of pics. Thought I'd share some of my favourite herps shots.
If people are interested, I have a lot more herp - and non-herp - pics that can be uploaded. Don't want to get too carried away. I know there are a few threads already from the Zoo, but if you have any new Taronga herp pics, feel free to load them as I'd love to see what you saw at two of the best zoos on earth - and yes, I'm biased.
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