These are amazing! They have cat sitting like old man and cat in box!
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Not real pets, but this guy also make terrific figurines:
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Maybe I should have named her “Mynock” instead of Ripley. She’s got an unfortunate habit of chewing on the power ethernet cables.
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Is this where horrible bears live?
Hungover, cold, grumpy, asshole bears?
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They’re mostly Canadian, make of that what you will.
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Cooper’s Hawk
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That Young Black Cat Finally Found Something New
(a mostly true story)
‘If only I had something new to do,’
she mused, ‘some wander most adventurous
like when the nearby fields grew tall
towering greens from which wild fowl fed and flew.
As a feline feisty and precocious
I must have a venue change or else climb the wall!’
She walked along the window pane
and looked out to neighbouring homes
where she hoped to find something
new, something beyond the back lane
rocky road where she often roams
with her green eyes wide and wandering.
When her attention was caught
by the towering dark roof
of the local convenience store
the cat at once decided she ought
to climb to its black peak as more proof
of her worth to those who already her adore.
Out the door, through adjoining yards she went
glancing round this and that corner
going over then under fences small and tall
till she stood at the wall she meant
to surmount as a foreigner
without fear (though windy it was) she may fall.
She looked passed blown leaves at two garbage cans
standing beside a wooden shed
right next to the store painted so pink
and up she jumped, her clawed feet and hands
reaching each peak by but a thread
yet of no better place she could think.
Having achieved her hazardous climb
she contemplated some swaying trees
unaware her human hostess stood near
at a bus stop, as passed the time
the woman looked up only to freeze
seeing her beloved black feline knowing no fear!
Thus the feline had done something big and new
and not seeing her master’s silent stare
descended and went home more than content
for from this day excitement the cat drew
indeed deciding she’d again climb—dare
herself to ascend any site worthy of her scent.
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The rise of marsupials.
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Scaled Up: Ultra high-resolution portraits of fish
From the website: Søren’s passion for fish and fishing led him to wonder how he can explain to the world why fish are so fascinating. “Fish - Scaled up” is a “show, don’t tell” project, enabling you to count the scales of a fish and see things that are normally hidden to the human eye.
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those are really cool.
I love fish!
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Mute swan (Cygnus olor) in the Cholera Basin.
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The 2021 FIO Wildlife Photography Contest
is open for entries.
In order to participate, you will need to complete your registration on the competition website:
The deadline for submitting images ends on January 17 at 23:59 CET.
Participation in the competition is open to everyone of all ages and nationalities, both amateur and professional photographers, being the authors of the images submitted and holding the rights to the latter, without any restriction from agencies or companies.
Participation to the contest is FREE of charge.
More than 5.000€ in prizes.
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