"DO PORCUPINES SLEEP ON QUILLOWS?" - Porcupine (North American)
"DO PORCUPINES SLEEP ON QUILLOWS?"
Porcupine (North American) - 2 Photos
A day that went from bright blue sunny skies (which is probably why this porcupine climbed into a tree to sun itself) to an overcast haze with still mild temperatures.
Each animal in the wild provides its own challenges to photograph and capture its unique attributes. Porcupines, in particular, with their dark furry faces and distinctive quills being much lighter in colour can be somewhat difficult at times. However, their adorable faces and porcupine "antics" make it well worth the effort.
Tomorrow's "Photo of the Week" will highlight this beautiful porcupine and a couple of its favourite porcupine activities.
PHOTO #1
PHOTO #2
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