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The Crawfish (Others call it Crayfish) family at the American Rose Center. Wishing You and all Yours a wondrous Holiday season and a great New Year!
We have so many Joshua Trees in our desert areas, we Californians tend to take them for granted. They must look amusing to outsiders, though.
Every morning he met up with the Fishermen...he waited and waited and eventually flew onward. But he was comical to watch.
Hyottoko is a silly, childlike figure with a comical expression on his face. His mouth is almost always rounded and skewed to one side, as the stories about him usually involve him blowing on a bamboo pipe.
His origins are unclear, but one tale from Iwate prefecture in notheastern Japan tells of a boy called Hyoutokusu with a bizarre face who could create gold out of his belly button, so when someone died in a house, you would put the mask of this boy at the top of the fireplace to bring good fortune to the house.
In some parts of northeastern Japan, Hyottoko is regarded as the god of fire.
He is often seen at matsuri in conjunction with Okame/Otafuku.
I love comical moments like these!! They aren't fighting, just giving each other a scratch on the back! I did a little research-the gray horse is a stallion named Zorro.
Fernbird ( Bowdleria vealeae ) I tried to capture the comical way these birds scamper around preferring to run than fly......
This little raccoon climbed up the guard posts for a better advantage to get into the nearby garbage bin just behind the sign. We watched as it was trying to figure out it's next move. Another bigger raccoon came along and snarled at the little one to scare it away. Later we saw both of them trying to steal food from beach-goers that left their beach bags with snacks unattended.
Among the most comical and mischievous citizens of dogdom, the Bull Terrier is playful and endearing, sometimes stubborn, but always devoted. These unique 'eggheads' are exuberant, muscular companions who thrive on affection and exercise. Bull Terriers are robust, big-boned terriers who move with a jaunty stride suggesting agility and power.
It was kind of comical the way the muskrat kind of nudged the swan out of the way who was blocking his path and the swan didn't even flinch. In the reflection you can see the swan looking down at this pesky little varmint.
This was an image I missed talking to my friend Larry. This guy/gal had nowhere to land, all the branches/stems on this snag were taken and he/she looked a little awkward, and also made a lot of noise which was a little comical at the time.
My computer goes into Apple tomorrow and so hope it doesn't take to long, will keep you updated. Thanks for stopping and have a great day.
The Comical Sea Clown is probably the most photographed Seabird in Shetland. There has been many of times that I have come back with my memory card completely full after spending only a hour with them.
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For the past two summers I have been working almost exclusively with the ever comical Atlantic Puffin. These images are a small selection from this project to view more please visit www.kevinmorgans.com or alternatively follow me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/kevinmorgansphotography/
The struggle wasn't to get low enough to take the shot , it was the getting back up gracefully that was comical. Cat-like reflexes are not as good as they used to be :-))
This Red Squirrel looked comical balanced between the 'V'
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Meerkats may look like prairie dogs, are really related to the mongoose. These comical creatures are inquisitive and alert at all times, you see them busily digging in the dirt looking for insects, making underground burrows.
These little carnivores live and work together in a group called a gang or a mob, helping each other to care for youngsters or keep a lookout for danger. If trouble is spotted, the lookout alerts the others and they all dash back into the burrows for safety. Fun to watch! :)
The Meerkat (aka: Suricate) is a small species of foraging mammal found inhabiting harsh open conditions in the semi-desert plains in southern Africa.
A member of the Mongoose family, Meerkats differ from Mongoose species in a number of ways with the biggest difference being that Meerkats are incredibly sociable animals, where most Mongooses are not.
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it was comical watching the shrike at Felixstowe chasing after the insects, its caught a bee here and I also took some of it coughing up a pellet
It just cracks me up when Greta sits this way. She wonders why I'm laughing. I can almost hear her say, "what's your problem".
From Ped i (a) gree pal.... candy a work of Banksy a little changed for the advantage of doggies,textured by Daiko and then pedigree pal snack( named Markies)
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cute; hilarious; humorous; funny; droll; farcical; comical; comic; humourous
Wiktionary:
grappig → funny, cute, facetious, comical, comic
grappig → funny, jocular, comical, comic, wacky, sportive, peculiar, curious, eccentric, queer, comedic, hilarious, amusing, cheering, entertaining,
I find something quite comical about beetles in flight, in this case garden chafers (Phyllopertha horticola) but the joke's on me given that they are amongst the most successful types of animal life on the planet. These are 2 separate beetles, part of a swarm of them, rather than a montage of one individual. Several others are visible in the photo although completely out of focus.
Comically oversized privilege sign for Mrs. K's Kitchen in Middleburgh, New York. Dig that fire escape!
Almost comical repairs on this Volvo... even a bit of cardboard thrown into the mix. Be interesting to see if it's still on the road by the time the tax renewal comes up in a few months...
Snowy Owls.
I know almost all my local contacts have posted shots of these amazing owls since there have been at least a dozen of them wintering at Boundary Bay and nearby areas.
Finally I managed to get out there to see them again today (Dec. 4). They are truly magnificent.
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I was very taken with the comical pose of this turtle on an old tree trunk in the Blue Spring at Orange City
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The species is found within the southeastern coastal plain of the United States, from extreme southeastern Virginia southward through all of Florida and westward to the vicinity of Mobile Bay, Alabama. The nominate race (P. f. floridana) occupies most of the species' geographic range but is replaced in the Florida peninsula by the peninsula cooter (Pseudemys peninsularis), which is primarily distinguished by differences in head markings. Both races can be distinguished from sympatric Pseudemys species by the immaculate yellow color of their plastrons and the lack of a U-shaped cusp in the upper jaw (characteristic of the Florida Redbelly Turtle). The carpace length of the size ranges from 23 to 33 cm (9.1 to 13.0 in) typically and the normal weigh is (in the slightly larger females) 2.5 to 3.5 kg (5.5 to 7.7 lb). The record sized female measured 40 cm (16 in) in carapace length.[3][4][5]
The cooter is mainly herbivorous and inhabits lakes, sloughs, ponds, slow-flowing streams, and other still bodies of water with soft bottoms and abundant aquatic vegetation. However, it can be found in high densities in some Florida spring runs, usually in heavily vegetated areas with little flow. This species is active year-round and spends a large portion of the day basking on logs.
Coastal cooters are frequently exported for consumption and the pet trade, with about 60% wild caught individuals and 40% captive bred. Recent protection by many southeastern states has curbed this exploitation but illegal harvest for local consumption may still threaten some populations.
These Monk Parakeets are comical to me. They were lined up on a light pole waiting for us to leave so they could go to their favorite feeder. We noticed that there were about three juveniles in the group. The photo is a little grainy. Overcast weather raised my ISO so I had to adjust in the computer.
Hellboy is a comical superhero created by writer-artist Mike Mignola that first appeared in August 1993. It is made into an American superhero fantasy horror film in 2019.
Abbey's Bookshop, CBD, Sydney
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Blackie takes a bath in the stream, more in the comments (all clickable).
He looks so comical but really, its a serious business!
I love the fact that this bird allows me quite close while he carries on with his birdy life. When he feels like it he will also feed from my hand, and has been doing this since 2010, but he is absolutely a wild bird.
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I've never seen a barrel of monkeys, but Coots-- often comical -- are great fun to watch.
Coots are not resident to my area. They show up in the spring, stay around for a while, then most of them go...wherever they go. We never EVER see young or juvenile coots.
This year they flocked in in large numbers, and have so far stayed...both in the river and at the lake. They are generally shy, and quickly paddle towards the middle of the water when approached.
I left this file pretty large, the better to be able to appreciate the eyes, and that strange meal.
Fiddler crabs are comical little creatures, with their eyes on stalks and one mighty claw. They use that claw to wave in the air and fight each in courtship rituals. It's all for show though, because they run like the dickens at the first sign of trouble or camera, scattering and ducking into holes in the sand and crevices in the mangrove roots. Hundreds of them can disappear in a matter of seconds, which makes them a challenging subject to shoot.
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Never saw this behaviour before, what they usually do is hide but this one was different.
What I was doing was photographing a Little Blue Heron that was in back of the Turtle when he just came up to look to see what I was doing. It;s a comical and whimsical and the detail in the shell under water I thought was pretty good and hope you all like it and get a little chuckle, and the same with the one underneath this one, thank you all.
Cape Barren Goose exchanges comical for calm after taking to the water in the Churchill Island Wetlands.
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Here is some fun for Sunday, and I am always looking to try and get something different in cats photos, these are our next door neighbours cats on top is Sally and below is Delilah (mother and daughter) in our garden, had to wait some time for the both to get in but it was worth it!
For some reason I find this especially comical...I've never thought about insects, etc., having dew on their butts! :)
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This is a Green Lynx Spider.
See more of this amazing looking creature here in my set, "Green Lynx Spider:"
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