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Please remind me, if I forget, to show you the flamingo skull. It's not
clean...still has grey feathers on it. (they're grey if not eating the
shrimp)=0D
=0D
I've also got a couple of mummified cats, mummified pigeons, and a =0D
mummified seagull to shoot. I know tihs is a lovely subject for the =0D
"non-remains photographic community" out there, but I guess we can blame =
it =0D
on Barbara who started it with her illustrations for the Road Kill =0D
Cookbook. :)=0D
=0D
Mummified as in dry or as in for real prepared?=0D
=0D
You said porpoise and dolphin. Which is it -- or do you have both?=0D
=0D
Dolphin is often used in slang to refer to porpoises at least here on the
east coast. There is of course a Dolphin fish which in itself Really
awesome, and wonderful to eat. My skull is the mammal porpoise...Atlanti=
c
bottlenose. Fascinating creatures. I've had them swim right up to me wh=
ile
diving and snorkling. Awesome experience!=0D
=0D
I always carry a couple of plastic bags in the car because one never know=
s =0D
what will be found for the journey home!=0D
=0D
My wife really dislikes this habit of mine. :)
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| Please remind me, if I forget, to show you the flamingo skull. = It's not clean...still has grey feathers on it. (they're grey if not eat= ing the shrimp) I've also got a couple of mummified cats, mummified pigeons, and= a mummified seagull to shoot. I know tihs is a lovely subject for th= e "non-remains photographic community" out there, but I guess we can = blame it on Barbara who started it with her illustrations for the Roa= d Kill Cookbook. :) Mummified as in dry or as in for real prepared? You said porpoise and dolphin. Which is it -- or do you have bot= h? Dolphin is often used in slang to refer to porpoises at least here o= n the east coast. There is of course a Dolphin fish which in itself= Really awesome, and wonderful to eat. My skull is the mammal porpo= ise...Atlantic bottlenose. Fascinating creatures. I've had th= em swim right up to me while diving and snorkling. Awesome experien= ce! I always carry a couple of plastic bags in the car because one n= ever knows what will be found for the journey home!My wife re= ally dislikes this habit of mine. :) | SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 202/801 300 1324 10/3 106/2000 633/267 |
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