Tasmanian Devil
The tassie devil’s population has been incredibly depleted by a contageous cancer which grows on there face. Taronga along with several other zoo’s now have very successful breeding programs to ensure there survival, and will no doubt need to restock the wild populations soon enough..
They are now a threatened species.
Tasmanian Devil belongs to the following groups:
Australian Wildlife, Endangered Species, Exotic Mammals and Zoophoria (2 per day, approval required) Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Debra Willis
You must have a wounderful camra to get that close lol this is a great shot
Steve Bullock replied
Thanks Debra, had a 500mm lens at my disposal! (Thanks again alex..)
DottieDees
Excellent capture Steve!
Steve Bullock replied
Thanks again!
MickThow
Thats how you do it i will have to lend you my Fuji ha ha ha. Great work
Steve Bullock replied
Haha, I would have been closer, but had glass in front of me..
Karen Stackpole
These guys are so beautiful. I have a friend in Tassie who has reared one of these from a new born after the mother was killed. It started out the size of a match box, and is now very well fully grown and has been released (I believe) They have such lovely faces and are very cheeky. This is a lovely image. Well captured
Steve Bullock replied
Thanks again Karen!
Carol Barona
Oh this is wonderful. Great capture.
Steve Bullock replied
Thanks again Carol!
Amy Currey
thats just amazing…..i love it
Steve Bullock replied
Thanks Amy