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Tuesday 23 June 2009

Mr Daddy Kepala



Here is your Watery Wednesday image.

I have being very busy of late and so no posts for the past couple of days.
If you have being following my blog lately you will have seen image of this fellow before. Well now we have to call him Mr Daddy Kepala as he is the proud daddy of two cubs.

I was down in the Zoo at the weekend to get photos of all the new babies and also the world record attempt for the biggest Teddy Bears Picnic with stands at over 34,000. Dublin Zoo hold that record already but the Teddy Bear Picnic was held in Zoo's all over the world on Sunday last.

The Tiger cubs are too small and I would not disturb mother or the cubs with flash photography as they are still indoors. So you will have to wait until next week to see them. I will be taking the photos at the weekend and then they will be released to the public.

11 comments:

  1. Wow! great photo and looks like he's having fun!

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  2. Great picture. Tigers are the exception of the larger cats as they do go into the water, unlike many other species & this one seems to be enjoying it.

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  3. Not the most flattering picture! But it's the happiness and sheer joy in it that count.

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  4. Congratulations to Daddy! :) He is so handsome tiger... and photo is great!

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  5. Tigers are so beautiful and majestic...can't wait to see the photos of the cubs!

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  6. All I can say is WOW, a beautiful and endangered animal captured beautifully:) nice idea to have just monochrome shots, thank you for sharing them with us:)

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  7. Neil, cigars are definitely in order, congratulations to your star model for his great effort. Superb water shot!

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  8. This photo is fantastic! Really!

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  9. My this is a very formidable dad... wouldn't want to be a teenage male tiger wanting to snuggle up with his little girl...

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  10. He a proud and handsome tiger. Looking forward to viewing the cubs and how they grow.

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