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The penguin closest to the water kept looking like he/she was going to jump in then changed his/her mind over and over again. It was kind of comical... ^_^
Ramón: [standing ontop of a cliff, trying to get ready to jump off]
Ramón: I can do this, I can do this... I have to trick myself.
[points at something behind him]
Ramón: Boy, look at that!
[looks at where he's pointing]
Ramón: What?
[falls off the cliff]
Happy Feet (2006)
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Ok, back to homework I go! Take care and have a great weekend everyone!! I've got tons to do this weekend so I don't know when I'll have a block of time to visit, but I'll be here off and on!!
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The Brown Pelican is a comically elegant bird with an oversized bill, sinuous neck, and big, dark body.
Squadrons glide above the surf along southern and western coasts, rising and falling in a graceful echo of the waves.
They feed by plunge-diving from high up, using the force of impact to stun small fish before scooping them up.
(Nikon D750, 80-400/5.6, 1/000 @ f10)
This is one of the more comical species to observe as they seem to be constantly squabbling, bantering and charging across the surface of the water at a rival with flailing, splashing wings in an effort to intimidate during the breeding season and then after the young are raised they gather in groups of thousands especially in a few select staging areas.
Despite the fact they have lobed feet rather than webbed they are still very skillful swimmers and when feeding can dabble like a duck, dive like a diving duck and also forage on land.
Their favored habitat is a shallow pond, marsh or wetland with a good supply of emerged vegetation where they build their floating nests, lay 5 - 15 eggs per clutch that they incubate for 21 - 25 days. They will raise one or two broods per season.
This adult bird is spending the winter months in a shallow portion of the shoreline of Lake Ontario.
One of my favorites...they are comical to watch, especially when chasing a mate. I think they believe they are much larger birds than they actually are !
A beautiful, graceful small egret, very active in its feeding behavior in shallow waters. Known by its contrasting yellow feet, could be said to dance in the shallows on golden slippers. The species was slaughtered for its plumes in the 19th century, but protection brought a rapid recovery of numbers, and the Snowy Egret is now more widespread and common than ever. Its delicate appearance is belied by its harsh and raucous calls around its nesting colonies.
Source: Audubon
There's something so comical about these creatures - they seemed very interested in what we were up to on our family walk!
I thought this male common grackle looked quite comical as he did a little display dance for a nearby female.
My first visit for 2 years and what a joy to be back. The pupping season is later than normal so numbers were down today, but still there was plenty to see.
I was going to start with a cute overload shot but opted for this comical capture instead.
A great shot for a caption.
Grey Seal - Halichoerus Grypus
Donna Nook Nature Reserve
As always I extend my sincere appreciation to all those who take the time to stop by and comment on my photos.
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An unmistakable little bird with its comical clown like appearance. Love it’s red and black eye-markings and bright orange legs.
The weather on the Isle of May,Scotland yesterday went from torrential rain to warm and sunny.
Well worth a visit :)
I couldn't help but laugh at this Canada Goose Gosling as it flung a pancake up over it's head somewhat like a P.P.E mask and cap. Wildlife sure can be comical at times and it's great to capture them in the process.
(P.P.E Personal Protective Equipment)
These guys were quite comical! At one point they were lined up across the whole road and then one by one they leaped over the road railing and took off. Big horn sheep at Custer State Park in South Dakota.
Happy Wildlife Wednesday!
After a stunning but comical display of acrobatics trying to position herself on the tree limb, the Female Great Blue Heron stands like a sentinel on top of another branch.
Ghost Crab (Ocypodinae)
First thing we saw were these comical little guy's The beach was full of them running in and out of their holes. We just laid in one spot for a while letting them get use to you. What a fun show they put on. You can see the sunrise in it's eyes. Stone Harbor Point NJ.
The little burrowing owls are so comical and often I find myself laughing at their behavior. This image was taken when one little owlet ran and stood behind the other thinking I am sure that he would not be seen. What a privilege it is to spend time with these little creatures and watch them grow up.
Wishing you a great start to the new week and a very blessed one too !!!
As you might know I did watch this guy for a time and some of his antics were comical. In this image he was stalking what I thought was a food source, as he did obviously, but was only a dried leaf, but in an instant he did pick it up and was a little disappointed, one more and done.
Have a great day, be safe and thank you for stopping by.
Puffins are unmistakable birds with their black back and white underparts, distinctive black head with large pale cheeks and their tall, flattened, brightly-coloured bill. Its comical appearance is heightened by its red and black eye-markings and bright orange legs.
Used as a symbol for books and other items, this clown among seabirds is one of the world's favourite birds. With half of the UK population at only a few sites it is an Red List species. (RSPB)
If you have a super-wide lens, and a dog, you owe it to yourself to get a close-up portrait. The lens distortion in the center of the frame makes for a comical look! Riely didn't mind. This was shot at 11mm.
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Taken at the Farne islands
Puffins are unmistakable birds with their black back and white underparts, distinctive black head with large pale cheeks and their tall, flattened, brightly-coloured bill. Its comical appearance is heightened by its red and black eye-markings and bright orange legs.
Used as a symbol for books and other items, this clown among seabirds is one of the world's favourite birds. With half of the UK population at only a few sites it is an Red List species.
We got sunshine yesterday and this little fellow decided a spot of sunbathing was in order. It could not have chosen a better sunbed on this comfortable mossy log. Really comical to watch as it spread its wings and got into all different positions. It will have to warm up a bit more before I do the same.The weather is looking rather nice for the weekend here. I hope it is going to be a good one for you all as well. Have fun. xx
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I can't wait to go back to Northumberland again (summer) and see the Puffins, such a comical bird, one of my favourites!
Happy Funday/Sunday all :))
From two of my objects photos, joined digitally...comically enhanced.
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Gentoo Penguin (Pygoscelis papua) I watched a group of gentoos hopping around on the ice for quite a while. They are comical and follow each other everywhere!
The Great Lord or the Skies... not something we think of with pelicans. Eagles, yes; pelicans, never. Pelicans are comical: squabbling amongst themselves; crash landing each time as though they seem to always over- or under-estimate where the water is. Yet, when I watch them in flight, they exude a power in their gracefulness, an undeniably regal quality.
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In the trees, munching away
They seem to get braver, and come closer. Which we like. Sometimes they just seem to watch us, or just stare at us. They’re comical.
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Lancashire
This is an image I have wanted in my collection for a very long time and in the hot dry weather I feed them at night and give them water . This particular one started to visit every evening at Dusk giving me my long awaited chance. I had as many as 3 visit in an evening but mostly well into the dark hours . Hedgehogs are declining rapidly but thankfully in the UK they are still very widely distributed with almost comprehensive coverage across England. They have a distinctive waddling gait a long snout and are covered in characteristic brown spines.
Managed to sneak up on this Hoopoe thanks to a thicket of bushes and trees as it preened and stretched. Apart from its trademark crest, the plumage on the wings of the Hoopoe create a sort of swirling spiral effect in flight. Although not particularly large of stature, they always seem to possess this larger-than-life, if somewhat comical presence. Definitely the punk rock stars of the local bird scene here in Beijing.
Some shots of puffins taken on a beautiful day in June - hard to believe now! They are such cute birds and I have given them some daft titles!
Another story from these comical swallow fledglings. unedited. Not sure where that spittle is coming from lol
No, I didn't just catch this moment in time when the Ibis just looked awkward and off balance. I think this guy had been drinking. It couldn't get its balance and without wings would have plunked into the water. From the look on its face I would say that it wouldn't have been the first time.
This majestic steller's sea eagle gave an unwanted comical picture with this fluffy white feather on his enormous beak. The photo makes me really smile... 😄
The Brown Pelican is a comically elegant bird with an oversized bill, sinuous neck, and big, dark body. Squadrons glide above the surf along southern and western coasts, rising and falling in a graceful echo of the waves. They feed by plunge-diving from high up, using the force of impact to stun small fish before scooping them up. They are fairly common today—an excellent example of a species’ recovery from pesticide pollution that once placed them at the brink of extinction.
Sloths became one of my favorite animals while visiting Costa Rica. I found them adorable and comical and fun to capture them in interesting poses like this. Take a look at the baby sloth in my previous post if you haven't already.
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Sometimes it's the smalllest of things and the smelliest that can really mess up a good plan.
Wanna send out a special thank youi to my friend Alsatian Kidd for helping me out on this shot. This was our first collaboration and what a super nice guy and so wonderful to work with. Thank you so much Alsatian Kidd.♥
I'd also like the thank my friend Morgan Talbot, who came over from the Talbot Ranch to help us out in a pinch. Thank you Mr. Talbot!♥
This capture was taken at gorgeous Snowy Monverdun
“Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible, speak a few sensible words.”
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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ORINOCO FLOW (SAIL AWAY) - ENYA
Little Billy writes a letter
to his Auntie Jolie
he says he hopes she is feeling happy
and sorry he types so slowly
it's difficult with tiny hands you see
to hit the keys just right
it took him half the day today
not to mention a good half of last night
it only he didn't get so distracted
by a moving piece of string
an on-screen game that's just for cats
but surely he's a human being!!
at least there is no mouse to chase
on this laptop on the floor
or it would take him a month of Sundays
to complete this missive with his little grey paws
eyes wide open he studies the screen
making sure he has typed no typos
next it's spellcheck; it's best to be sure
when you're talking about the vet and hypos
he writes about his allergies
he tells her about his day
he hopes that she will understand
how he loves her more than he can say
he doesn't have a voice you see
he cannot say meow
but he is clever and can understand
every word we say right now
he conveys his needs with an expressive face
he can purr and watches TV
and do everything all the other cats can do
except meow you see
just as well he learned to type
a brilliant means of communication
he signs his letter with a small footnote
p.s. Auntie Jolie; you're my inspiration!
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“Time spent with cats is never wasted.”
- Sigmund Freud
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WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT – TOM JONES
Looking for the waxwings
eating apples in the orchard
a big cat came to greet me
he was huge and very forward
He climbed the fence to meet me
to block my view of birds
he told me they were meant for him
hadn't anybody heard
I must admit he made my day
he made me belly laugh
I laughed until my ribs were aching
he told me I was daft
He climbed the fence like he was human
and not a cat at all
but he landed like a cat on all fours
told me a tale so tall
Once upon an eerie moment
he said he'd seen a ghost
while lurking in the nearby churchyard
scratching at a post
It was the spirit of a lady
who carried a lantern bright
she stooped to pick up falling conkers
her body clothed in white
her hair so long and straggly dangled
over her eyes and face
her finger nails were more like talons
that cut through her finest lace
“I think she was a witch”, he said
“and once I was her familiar,
so I hid behind the biggest headstone
in case she beckoned me to her.”
“Were you afraid?”, I asked the cat.
“No, not at all, not really ...
but I'd rather be a humble cat
chasing the waxwings freely.”
He looked well fed and was content
he loved to pose for his portrait
and I was sorry to say goodbye
but had I stayed I would be late
Happy Fence Friday to you my friends
and a Happy Caturday too
It's nice to be back and feeling happy
and it's lovely to see all of you! : 0)
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