Den här råkan (Corvus Frugilegus – namngiven av Linné på 1700-talet) hade problem med ett ben, var med ett gammalt ord ”ofärdig”, men tog sig fram bra ändå. Ville dock inte vara med på bild.
This Rook (named by Carl von Linné Corvus Frugilegus ”food-gathering”) was rather disabled by a nonworking leg, but seemed to survive anyway. Didn’t want to be photographed, though.
They say we will not see an eclipse like this for 24 years from now – so, I went out in my garden, hoping for a glimpse. Totally overcast. But, for less than 5 minutes the clouds opened up to let me see the phenomenon.
There are many fantastic writers and authors, and now one of them, Sir Terry Pratchett, has left us – at least for a while…
If you look up the word ”fantastic” in a dictionary, it says ”wild and strange; grotesque; absurd; marvellous; wonderful.” What am I to do about such a theme?
I will pick three shots – trying to picture the definitions. All of them from New Zealand, the land of wonders.
From Weta Cave, Welliwood, and all its fantastic gear – unfortunately I never noted down who this is…
And fantastic Milford Sound – even more beautiful than Norway.
For more of Fantastic – visit Ailsa’s here.
These are some of my favourite farm animals. For more lovely animals, click here.
Leya 
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