A few nice animal control images I found:
Capybara (Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris)
Image by cliff1066™
The capybara is a grazing herbivore, eating mainly grasses and aquatic plants. They are highly social and live in groups controlled by a dominant male. Capybara populations are considered stable through much of their range, but hunting in some areas has reduced their numbers. Capybara can dive and may remain underwater for as long as five minutes.
Crufts - BBC Studio (9)
Image by William Hook
Photos of the BBC's "studio" at Crufts. They have two cameras on the tripods, one boom camera, and one handheld camera.
The production seems to be done by Arena HD, however, it's not broadcast in HD, which is odd.
You can also see in these shots the presenters - Ben Fogle and Matt Baker...not sure who the others are though. :P
Cardinal With Autofocus
Image by LI Refugee
Compact cameras provide high portability, but you give up a lot of control and quality as a result. Here is a case in point. This Northern Cardinal was kind enough to perch close to me in a bush and hold still for over a minute while I snapped away. However, I was unable to manually adjust the focus, so the camera always focused on the bush and not the bird. At least you can tell what it is.
