Since many bloggers are posting pictures of wildlife, I thought I'd add this little family of a slightly different species, found in the bakery department of Lund's grocery store in Highland Village. Check this site for another family of a different species.
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Hehehe ... funny. This photo makes me smile :)
ReplyDeleteHey Kate, how humorous!
ReplyDeleteI just love this wildlife shot, and its sister turtle one. Good take on the duck theme, which we've seen so many of lately! You're one of a kind, Kate!
Hi Kate,
ReplyDeleteThese are so fun to see and I think you might appreciate seeing something a bit like this at Dot's place today
;o) ;o) Superbes tes canards. voila une idee grandiose. Merci pour ton email sur l'activation des commentaires, je trouve stupide ce changement
ReplyDelete;O) ;O) Superb your ducks. veiled an imposing idea. Thank you for your email on activation for the comments, I find stupid this change
Hi Kate, I see you're back from Mexico. I've missed you recently.
ReplyDeleteI love your duck family. Clever baker.
HAHAHA! Now we won't feel bad about eating them.
ReplyDeleteBring me some butter and jam.
very funny :)
ReplyDeleteyummy ducks, those eyes? are they raisins? yummier then.
Where the wild things are ... in Minnesota, of course! :-)
ReplyDeleteI was really sad when you closed your photoblog of Mazatlán, the portraits you got there will be difficult to be caught in another place.
ReplyDeleteA great hug dear Kate
What fun! I like the arrangement and the perspective you chose.
ReplyDeleteCute and delicious! Have you seen my collage, Kate (I di it thanks to you!)? I have had to post it again this morning because I could not open it myself...Don't worry too much about the bird mother, I've often seen the same behaviour and the eggs hatched out nevertheless.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice photo and something to eat. Great combination.
ReplyDeleteOh excellent! A duck that isn't cooked - well sort of isn't cooked. As Ming says, bring the butter and jam.
ReplyDeleteLove the turtles too.
Mmmmmmmmmm, I like your idea of having a spare blog to post pics you don't use but would like us to see. That's intelligent. I sometimes post too many, come to think of it. Wrap on knuckles.
This is one kind of duck I'd enjoy eating. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteAngela
I love your (twisted ;-)) sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteNow, where is my orange marmalade...
So cute! I picked your shot as one of my top three daily photos on my site today
ReplyDeleteVery creative idea, plus a smile on my face.
ReplyDeletehi there, hopped over here from Isabella's blog......loved your pictures here, so thought of stopping by to tell u so :)
ReplyDeleteChecked out other wildlife too on your other blog ...:)
Must be a happy mother; five small ones!
ReplyDeleteoh dear, its too cute to be eaten (turtle and all) ..but i bet its tasty!
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like a good home for wildlife. Nice. Sadly, no ducks on mon blog there is some data.
ReplyDeletelooks too good to eat! :)
ReplyDeleteAww, that's great. How creative.
ReplyDeleteThis is what I call a non-meat duck!
ReplyDeletehaha....
Lovely!