"Thank goodness, he is locked inside the cage." That was what I was thinking when we got to see this tiger in Baluarte Zoo in Vigan, Ilocos Sur. He was about to be fed by the caretaker when we got there. He was prowling inside the cage restlessly and was looking fierce. After the caretaker was done giving him his food, the caretaker made sure his gate was locked properly.This is my entry for:
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18 comments:
Beautiful picture, thank goodness he was locked up, eh?? ;)
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OMG..thank goodness he's locked behind those bars for sure! Great take!
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Yeah, it would be really scary if he were out! :) good take on the theme.
wow nice shot! yah scary ang tiger...
punta din kami sa zoo maybe last week of this month or nxt month
Awesome shot! Good thing he's locked up. Have a great weekend!
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Definitely glad there's a lock on that door. Gorgeous cat.
The cage and especially the food on the floor tell us we are lucky to be OUTSIDE the cage, eh?
Beautiful kitty!!!!
Here is mine...it's also a bit 'native american'!!
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THat is one beautiful cat. It would be nice to see it somewhere more open.. by which I don't mean outside that cage! Have a great weekend
Hope it's a good sturdy lock! LOL!
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Poor tiger having to be behind lock and key, but so glad he (she) is in this instance!
I wish they could have an open place to roam.. where they could relax and rest and be more at home. But then it would be difficult for us to see their beauty up close. Mine is up here.
When we visited Baluarte last March, the tiger was out of the cage! It was with a leash though.
Here's my entry:http://www.maureenflores.com/2009/06/photo-hunt-lock.html
The big cat don't want to be disturbed. grrrr
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Oh my gosh, yes! Thanks goodness he's behind a lock :) Cool shot!
Great shot for the theme. Beautiful tiger.
Better him than us!
It's a darn good thing he's locked up! Beautiful animal.
That picture I posted with the lock on the tire is called a "boot", which they use when cars are restricted from being driven.
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