This creature is clinging to our silo right now. Is it a horse? A donkey? A bird? I’m just not sure. If you know the scientific name for this species of critter, please say so. Thanks.
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Friday, June 19, 2009
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- Jeannelle
- I've been blogging since early 2007. I'm sixty-something and live on a farm in Iowa. I have a husband, four grown children, and seven grandchildren. Taking photos is fun and I like the blog because its weed-free, dust-free, and organized.
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10 comments:
Looks like "Puff the Magic Dragon" to me. Or could it be "Creepy Charlie?"
Hi, Gramma Ann,
Oh, that's a good one...."Puff the Magic Dragon"! Could be that's who it is, you never know.
It's a Russian nut cracker
It's Rudolf the reindeer leaping!
Di
The Blue Ridge Gal
I had to wait for the photo to download, so in the meantime, I'm reading your text and thinking, what, is a horse hugging the silo or what??!
Definitely looks like a horse jumping to me. :)
How funny! It looks like one of those Saturday morning cartoon figures, but I couldn't say which one.
Hi, Flea and Blue Ridge Gal,
I love your conclusions on what the critter is.....
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Hi, Oz Girl,
Yeah, my initial thought was "horse", but you never know, it could be something else.....
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Hi, rhymsie,
I haven't watched Saturday morning cartoons for so many years....are they even on anymore? Hey....are you thinking of "Bullwinkle", maybe???
I think if you crick your head sideways to the left...you will see a crab or lobster maybe? Grin...this is a very very good one! How have you been? I've been busier than ...than whatever. Sorry haven't been around. Missed ya...even though you've been there and tis I that have been away!
Hi, Trish,
Glad to hear you are fine. It is good to be busy....right....if you are busy with something you enjoy! Hopefully you are.
I think you're right about the possibility of this critter being a lobster or crab. Oh, but it hurts to crick my neck that way!
Thanks for stopping by!
Well I think it looks like a horse rearing up on its hind legs. Very cool the way it is growing on the silo!
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