At Le Bonheur

the crocodile farm. There are hundreds of them lurking in the muddy water. Only a few were lazing in the shade.

[Kat]

Great capture, I like the tones and the texture of its skin.

[Babs]

Oh he looks very sneaky.

[Chris Cook]

Great detail. Warts and all.

[Taffy]

What a great expression!! So sly -- he's plotting something.

[Kathy A]

Great shot, very textural

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great colour tones and texture - look at that sleazy look and smirky smile wouldn't trust him an inch !!!

[Susan Wakely]

Blending in. It looks very relaxed but wouldn’t risk crossing its path.

[Valerie Chesney]

Wow! So pleased they are so well fed & 'quiet.'

[Kate]

Glad he was lazy and not aggressive

[Vesna]

Stunning photo.

[Steve Chappell]

Great capture

[Lou Ann]

His eye! Great capture.

[Barrgun]

He's very beautiful

[Esther Rosenberg]

You captured this with great details. Do you also see them in the wild? Although we have alligators, we don’t have farms. We see them a lot in our nature and parks.

[Mags]

Cool capture! Lots of lumpy textures.

[katy]

What an incredible capture! I love the clarity and the detail you have caught.

[Monique]

Wow, what texture!

[KV]

Razor sharp... like the teeth we can’t see!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

He looks scary. Great capture.

[Anne ❀]

oh my, crazy details!

[Nina Ganci]

Impressive close up

[Terri Morris]

Boy he looks like me in winter dry and scaly:)

[Etienne]

Great image. I like the interesting details of the skin and the matching colours.

[Bep]

Wonderful close up!

[Jacqueline]

They have something pre historic!

[Bill]

Nice detail.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Excellent detail and close-up although it puts me a little on edge with that grin!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Poppo Livy]

He's certainly watching you Diana

[Milanie]

Hope you can see him from the car :)

[Sylvia]

Super sharp detail of the croc's skin.

[Diana]

@katford @onewing @cdcook48 @taffy @kjarn @beryl @wakelys @happysnaps @k9photo @vesna0210 @swchappell @louannwarren @barrgun @dutchothotmailcom @marlboromaam @grammyn @momamo @kvphoto @mittens @sunnygreenwood @ninaganci @photograndma @etienne @gijsje @jacqbb @cwbill @olivetreeann @elisasaeter @terryliv @milaniet @sprphotos Thanks for the lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.

[Diana]

@dutchothotmailcom No Esther, we do not see them in the wild here in the Western Cape. This is also the only place I know of where they are kept. :-)

[Rick]

Wow, great capture.

[Pat]

Amazing details, fav.