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A female Tern biting the male on the chest to thwart his advances. This is the second in this series.
Sucks to be you, mouse.
biting.
Lemonjello the cat, mouse.
kitchen, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
December 15, 2009.
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BACKSTORY: The cats caught yet another mouse. Oranjello accidentally let it escape under the water heater, because he was taunting it too much... But then they caught it again. Poor thing.
However, after 24 mice, 5 raccoons, 2 snakes, and 1 bird IN OUR HOUSE, we are quite happy to let the cats be happy with their toy. They've been killing for millions of years, and me photographing it doesn't change that fact. Nor would throwing a half-eviscrated, limping, broken-legged mouse into the cold night really stop its suffering.
Of course, if anyone wants to pay to have an exterminator fix our house up so they can't find their way in, we'll gladly take your money. :)
If you really want to be sad...view video at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sf2Fzfie67E ... Especially starting at the 8m50s mark, where you can see the injured mouse fail futily flailing and trying to get away. Poor thing... But life isn't fair. Especially to mice.
Hehehe... :¬P
The Paço Imperial was built in the eighteenth century to be residence of the Governors of the city, became the home of orders and later the residence of the Viceroy of Brazil, the King of Portugal D. Joao VI and the Emperors of Brazil. He is currently a Cultural Center. For its historical and aesthetic importance, the Imperial Palace is the most important colonial building in Brazil.
Praça XV, Downtown, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Have a nice day. :¬)
Probably the coldest morning so far this winter, biting wind, but Miss Cheeky insisted on her morning Riverwalk and who am I to deny her? :)
More shots from " Infecting the City " in Liverpool . Loads more to sort through yet and I've just returned from the " Brouhaha " carnival parade so watch this space .
Not good things to see on your road trip! (Everything was fine with both the engine and gas, though.)
'Fifty Shades' of lip-biting epidemic strikes the world! and yes I have joined the followers and bought the book - so today's photo is dedicated to Mr Grey.
Biting stonecrop growing on disused road, Easton Hornstocks NNR Biting stonecrop (Sedum acre) growing on disused section of A47 trunk road, next to Easton Hornstocks NNR, Cambridgeshire
Copyright Natural England/Chris Gardiner
24-Apr-12
Taken with a Pentax IQZoom 700 on Kodak Gold 200 ISO film.
Here we see Vaughan biting his Mum's finger with his new tooth!
Onychophagia or nail biting is a common oral compulsive habit. Many people use nail biting as a means to reduce stress. Yet it means also the excited feeling or anxious for not knowing what will be happening. [Sogang Sky View, Sinchon]
For 7 Days of Shooting - Circles & Balls - Macro Monday
The centre of a Celtic cross.
"Dog Biting Tail
This motif, a form of the ancient Celtic symbol for renewal and immortality, is taken from the 15th century MacMillan's Cross, located at Kilmory in Knapdale, Scotland near the banks of Loch Sween. The more usual manifestation of this symbol is the snake biting its tail. The cross is considered one the finest examples of West Highland sculpture and was dedicated to Alexander MacMillan, the chief of the clan. The dog depicted here is probably a wolfhound, used by nobles for hunting and companionship. The dog was itself a symbol of nobility as it was illegal for the common man to own certain types of dogs."