Urban Wild Life...

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bakubo
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Re: Urban Wild Life...

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Greg Beetham wrote:Henry initially I thought those fish were Wolf Herring but then I realized they weren't, they're actually Hairtail Ribbonfish, it's been nagging at the back of my mind just what the blazes they were..
I had no idea what kind of fish these are. Just some fish for sale at a fish market in Ameyoko. :) Kinda nasty looking though, aren't they?
Greg Beetham wrote: ps. Drinking something out of a bottle found in a dump..kaf kaf, that monkey needs it's head examined...
He sure seemed to be enjoying it. Here in Waikiki I fairly often see homeless people taking bottles, cans, and cups from garbage cans and drinking what remains in them. Also, eating food out of the garbage cans.
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Re: Urban Wild Life...

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Hi Caporip,

:) Thank you very much! I like her too. She's a sweet young dove that just comes over to check on me whenever I'm hanging over a window with the camera in my hands. She doesn't fly away or get scared, just poses for the camera and curiously follows my moves...I think we might have become a 'team' already! :D

I love the dove with the collar. Truely so; nice gray feathers and beautiful eyes and you caught the fine details just right. :D

Hi Elisha, :D

That's one pose I'm familiar with! The seagulls we have here perform the same act when on the chimneys but I like this shot better for the nice wood details and the close up... :)

Thanks for sharing.
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