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As the foodchain evolved,
the crows came in hundreds and had a feast !
And left their white splashes all over the road.
MORE photos are HERE !
. shakutori mushi, the double-headed spanner
. . . Read my Haiku Archives 2008
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Gabi, this is too funny I have never seen an insect like this. It is so interesting and your photo is amazing.
ReplyDeleteM.
A fantastic photo Gabi! It took me a few seconds to get the right perspective on its head though.
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Pretty funny, Gabi! My neck hurts, though, just thinking about getting into this postition . . . then eating at the same time. A lovely photo, too.
ReplyDeleteS.C.
Wonderful shot! It took me a minute to find the contortionist's head, too.
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Nice haiga, Gabi....
ReplyDeleteI like the mat color, compliments the little fellow's head....or bottom...take your pick
J.D.
Great.}!
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