Favorite Pictures of Animals on your Camino

[Deleted member 56069]

 

[Deleted member 56069]

Sharing an apple with a new friend.

 

[tomnorth]

 

[Greig]

Shorty after this shot at breakfast, i was provided with a cup of drool.....no charge.

 

[Gareth Griffith]

Rural Idyll, dog lies on guard as hen goes to thieve the cows food.

• Gareth Griffith
• Aug 2, 2016
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Modern farming has still to reach some places in Spain. There are still some lovely farms and...

 

[kcaldaba]

A few from May 2016.

 

[Deleted member 29041]

Saw quite a few of these girls, approaching Orisson, one late August


I wonder what made all those snails climb the lamp post. Drought? Temperature? Mating behaviour?

 

[Icacos]

I wonder what made all those snails climb the lamp post. Drought? Temperature? Mating behaviour?
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Shade, maybe? Most of them seem to be on the shady side of the pole.

 

[Gareth Griffith]

This feathered friend was in a cafe along the Camino Frances.

 

[Sam Hardman]

I saw these kittens on the road between Santo Domingo de la Calzada and Belorado. They seemed entertained by the passing pilgrims.

 

[jeffnd]

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I swear this is the same dog!

 

[tutinegra_pt]

This German Shepherd completely loose, between Finisterra and Muxia, walked with me for 2 km, and then disappeared as quickly as it appeared

 

[Malcolm C]

The boss of Alto do Poio

 

[naplesdon]

View attachment 37676 This pinched my breakfast over my shoulder!

She also know how to turn on the lawn sprinkler systems to the great surprise of pilgrims sitting around on the lawn. Hee-Haw, Hee-Haw

 

[naplesdon]

Ruby from Moratinos

 

[jungleboy]

I have a few contenders for this thread, but I'll go with this one from Mansilla de las Mulas on the CF.

Here's what I wrote as a caption at the time:

The last thing I ever thought I'd post on the Camino is a cat photo, but the Camino does strange things to you. After eight days of walking through virtually nothing but wheat fields on the Meseta, we arrived at the city walls of Mansilla de las Mulas today to find what else but wild wheat stalks growing in the shadow of the crumbling fortifications. When I went back later to photograph it, this little critter was in my way.

 

[Stroller]

She also know how to turn on the lawn sprinkler systems to the great surprise of pilgrims sitting around on the lawn. Hee-Haw, Hee-Haw

Yea, a real pain in the ass.

 

[naplesdon]

That cat in O'Cebreio who wanted inside to share my room on a very cold night

 

[Csutak]

 

[ksam]

From my first solo walk in 2011. This is in San Anton. I spent easily 40 minutes snapping photos of the birds as they flew and hovered the window, before finally getting it. Never thought that in a few years I'd be the hospitalera there!

 

[mariam88]

Can't believe it's taken me so long to find this thread - it's brilliant. Here's a few of my favourites from last year (seems so long ago ...)

 

[Csutak]

On the San Salvador in 2013.

 

[CaminoJew]

This beautiful butterfly was on the trail going down towards Acebo. Thanks so much to Anne Sophie from Danmark with the heavenly singing voice, who pointed it out to me.

 

[Frances Bat]