In case you don't know what a nutria is, here's the Wikipedia entry. They're basically big rats that live in the water.
So, I snapped a few actions shots with my G1. Enjoy.




Oh, and I found this picture on my phone that I'd forgotten about, when we had a rainbow a while back. Actually, there was a double rainbow, but it didn't show up in this pic:

3 comments:
adorable!
Did you ever see the ones at Aquarena Springs? They hung out around the golf course and truly discouraged hunting for your ball!
They had those in the river at Southwest Texas State too. I think they're kind of creepy.
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