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Welcome to the temporary site for timhearnwildlife.com.
I'll be posting a few shots here while working on the main site, which is currently under construction...
Timhearnwildlife has been a long term passion and project of mine which is now reaching fruition. It is (or strictly speaking, will be) a commercial resource for wildlife and natural history photography and writing.
Over the last 10 years, I've been fortunate enough to travel extensively to all 7 continents, taking photographs and notes, and the site will showcase the results.
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Tuesday, 7 September 2010
ZEBRAS FIGHTING
I can never make up my mind about zebras. On the one hand they are the brightly striped horses of the plains, beloved of small children and effortlessly iconic in their barcode livery. On the other, they're stubborn, bad tempered beasts with a vicious bite, an iron hoofed kick and an antisocial tendency to break wind whenever they feel threatened. Which is often. Either way, as soon as you see a zebra, you know you're in Africa. And that, on balance, is usually a good thing.
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