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A Woodhouse's toad, Bufo woodhousii. This toad may be known as Anaxyrus woodhousii in the future. Currently Anaxyrus is a subgenus of Bufo that contains many North American species. However, many recognize it as its own genus (Frost et al.) and the idea is apparently becoming more widely accepted. For now the official genus for this toad is still Bufo though.
However, this reminds me of the unsuccessful revision of North American members of the frog genus Rana, and their proposed genus Lithobates (which was shot down).
Cake makes you fat.
Chocolate and vanilla marble cake with cookie dough frosting and decorative Grumpy Cat.
I'm back home after two amazing weeks in Costa Rica and I swear I have the same expression right now as this monkey! After the amazing weather, wildlife and experiences I've had...I'm not thrilled to be home. I may just hibernate until the end of the winter ;-)
My daughter says, "Look he looks like a grumpy old man, take a picture of him". So I did. His face isn't as clear as I wanted, but I had a grandson telling me to keep up or they were leaving me. These little guys were acrobats and didn't stay still long!!! :-)
In the quiet corner of a room where stories abound, stands a figure of timeless animation: Donald Duck. Known for his quick temper yet endearing persona, Donald, dressed in his classic sailor outfit, seems caught mid-gesture, perhaps just before breaking out into one of his famous, fiery tirades or embarking on a comical misadventure. This particular rendition of the beloved character was captured through a lens that connects worlds—the Voigtländer 90mm, a marriage of vintage soul and modern clarity. Mounted on a Sony A7C2 via an Urth adapter, the sharpness and character of the M mount glass bring out the vibrant contrast in Donald's iconic costume. His blue sailor cap, a stark pop of color against the soft background, accentuates his expressive stance. This shot is not just a technical test but a playful homage to a character that has been a vessel of laughter and lessons in determination for generations.
My wife Sammy pointed this grumpy face out to me - it's the back side of an indoor/outdoor thermometer that we have on our breakfast bar. Kinda cute, actually...
My daughter bought this for him as a Christmas present, it made me laugh. When he's grumpy I shake the tin at him but he just gets even more grumpy! It's still empty, he hasn't paid any fines yet.
I did a series of cat floorcloths years ago, this brooch is based on my sketches from from those rug making days...
Mr. Grumpy is a male osprey taking umbrage at my presence on the road far below him. His invisible leg is fine, just drawn up into his belly feathers. He was only trying to chill, as evidenced by his one-legged stance, and my scary presence wasn't welcome.
The female and chicks - that I could barely see from the ground - were in the nest on the platform at the other end of the pipe where the male is perched.
Taken with a long lens and cropped, although you'd think from his expression I must be much closer.
The We're Here! group has visited the Grumpy group today.
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At least he seemed grumpy at the time. When we passed the bear enclosure later in the after noon his mate was a little frisky. They put on a little show of public affection.
I was delighted to meet Brian the keeper of the books a few months ago, and he was kind enough to do a mini photoshoot with Snow White! Brian posed as Grumpy, and Snow was herself.
Thank you, Brian!
The Cat was sitting across from the harbour, enjoying last of the evening sun and he did not seem very happy with me sticking my big lens in his face. Ha ha ha , reminded me of the program “ Old Grumpy Men”
Throwin' cans at the wall, swearin' at the music on my walkman....tearin' up outlines........kickin' rollers. Grumpy old man describes me best.