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Goliath, a screech owl, is unable to fly due to a wing injury and lives at McGough Nature Park. Check out my blog at dinascitywildlife.com/
Er hat mir beim Krabben puhlen geholfen - indem er genau so und ruhig daneben saß und sich über den "Ausschuß" freute ...
Ab diesem Tag kam er uns immer wieder besuchen und saß vor der Ferienwohnung ... er und drei andere Katzen ...
Alle waren total lieb und überhaupt nicht aufdringlich - nur einfach da ...
This gorilla was taking a nap with the grumpiest look on his face.
I wanted to best represent his look and beautiful coat by using a prime lens.
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I was taking a photo for this week's macro challenge. One of the pumpkins at the front seemed like a good subject. I noticed this grumpy guy show up in the photo later. Spooky! HMM
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This grumpy Egyptian Goose was shouting the odds at everyone who walked past along the edge of The Serpentine in Hyde Park!
Although Egyptian geese are common throughout most of sub-Saharan Africa and in Egypt, they are now officially a British bird. These striking birds attracted the attention of wildfowl collectors and the first geese were brought to the UK in the 17th century. By the 1960's it became obvious that the geese were breeding in the wild in East Anglia and since then they've spread in south and eastern England.
The painting exhibit at East Garden Gallery, The Fullerton Hotel during the Adventures of Grumpy Cat by Yip Yew Chong.
We're half way through the week now.... but kitty is still grumpy :D
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Cat by RiokyStudio with the cutest ruffled up tummy that I want to stroke :D
It's a serious business being a Little Owl....making up for the cuteness with a bit of attitude!😄
Springtime in Alaska, and this gull looks like it has had enough of snow, mud and ice! This gull was walking along looking for food when this photo was taken. The gulls arrive in mid to late May and stay until late August on the north coast of Alaska. While they are annoying to many, the photographer thinks they are a beautiful bird and enjoys their company.
Walking through the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary I heard a rustling up in one of the branches overhead.
Hopeful it was going to a be a bird I could actually get a picture of, it turned out to be this very grumpy looking squirrel glaring down at me. He was not happy about me or my camera.
So I figured it was time to keep moving!
52 Weeks of 2018
Week No: 12
Theme: Shallow-focus portrait
Category: Portrait
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As I was leaving I spotted this tree that was not far off the path. It kind of reminded me of myself if I was a tree. I had to stop and get a shot and the whole time I found myself saying why are you so grumpy. Was I talking to myself??? Or the tree?? You be the judge!! Kris
Huffing and puffing his way to the green
With a pain in his side , maybe his spleen
Go and play golf sure it`ll be great fun
Now this bag of clubs must weigh a ton
There better be a drink awaiting at the 19th hole
Or i`ll be found with my rifle on thon grassy knoll
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DSC_2023. A quick shot near my home! Focused on the mother!
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My interpretation of the Grumpy Frog by Oriol Esteve
Paper: Duo Thai Dark Green / Green 30x30 cm tinyurl.com/ydbzubfh
Diagram: Upcoming book "Stop Thinking - Start Folding !"
When I folded this model, the ways to interpret it were limited. Should I just shape and rounds legs and arms ?Not enought for me ! So, I've tried several options but all ways just broke the cute apparence of this frog. So I decided to change completly the original position to bring me new ways to interpret it.
What I absolutely wanted to keep and highlight was the color change of the eyes and the mouth that makes this model so distinctive of the other frogs. But I wanted to show more color change. I noticed that pull out the hidden inside flap could create a belly that I could round with a pleat-fold. That's it, I found what I was looking for! The rest was just shaping of the arms, legs and fix the position of the head.