Couldn't spot any babies up there, and they didn't ask for my address, so i guess I'm safe for now.
Räven raskar över isen... or way wait it walks across the dandelion lawn.
It is a looong way down. What is Kuniko looking at?
The bears are resting in the shadow.
It's a Sony! and a Kuniko.
It's a Lynx (オオヤマネコ) and it is resting by the fence in his cage.
Walking around checking out the territory; general lynx business.
Fallow Deer hanging about on the grass. (ダマジカ)
In your face.... he was not too happy about me being in his. Now I know the sound Fallow Deer make when they are annoyed.
Japanese girl in the window, at Bosjökloster
Me and Hiromi is cuddling with the friendliest goat ever.
He was very curious, and had his head down Kuniko's handbag looking for something to chew on.
*meeeehhheeee* *meeeeehhhheee* - in your face!
After the Doubutsuen, (Skånesdjurpark), we went to Bosjökloster. It is indeed pretty and have a very calming atmosphere.
The little horse at Bosjökloster.
The little horse likes to be petted. And it also likes to lick girls' necks and bite their shorts, which I found out when I came close to it. A little cutie indeed.
Takinami is trying to pet the big horse. It was not that interested in him, or none of us for that matter.
*clap* *clap* say a prayer. This is an old oak, 1000 years they claim, and there might very well be living an O-kami (god) in it. If in Japan it would probably have a special rope with around it, marking that in fact it is the habit of a divine creature.
A flower meadow at Bosjökloster, out of a fairy tale.
Played a little bit with one of the Kuniko photos, and this was the result. She's pretty!
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