A Wild Fork
Spotted in the Botanic Gardens not far from the river.
View all photos taken: Monday, 16th April 2007, This photo: 3:52pm
Spotted in the Botanic Gardens not far from the river.
View all photos taken: Monday, 16th April 2007, This photo: 3:52pm
Oh David for forks sake!
LOL you have to have the funniest photo's out of all my contacts, you just crack me up LMAO.....
Oh nicely captured by the way! :-D
Well I was wandering along the river having a wonderful time when I spotted this forkin' beauty and couldn't just leaf it there :)
Glad you liked it, this new fork distraction seems to have some merit.
won't be long before the ants take it away to use in their nest.
First, I will say that the execution of this shot is great. And I can see hints of your fall season too, that's a change.
Now, let me be silly - when I first saw it I was wondering what meal you'd cooked up for dinner : )
I can just imagine the ants toiling away to make this into a massive onager as some means of ant domination...
Well to be fair Melissa, it was shot in the botanic gardens which contains some non-local trees that do tend to change colour and drop leaves (not that the local trees don't drop leaves - they do that aplenty).
hehehe - Grass and Leaf Salad ;-)
Left over from a lightning storm?
Hahaha...a wild fork...this one cracked me up. (o^^o)
Hey, what are you doing to us?! First you made us sad with the booty thing and now this. You are playing with our emotions here...and we're loving it. :o)
ha ha Tim :^)
Glad you liked it Margot :) And yes, I'm toying with emotions for fun and profit ;-)
lol - how did you manage to sneak up on this variety? the plastics are notoriously skittish..
I think it had dozed off after resting in the warm afternoon sun. ;)
rotfl @ the comments. :-D
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Perhaps the Knife (wife) threw him out because he got caught spooning with another fork!
That's my quota of comment puns used for this week then.
Hmmm, maybe... of course this being more of a plastic splade than a pure fork, maybe it's the bastard child of a knife/fork/spoon love triangle, spurned by fork society and forced to live amongst the blades of grass ? ;-)
roflmao
you all crack me up something chronic. lol! :-D
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Seen in my recent comments. (?)
curiouser and curiouser ....
tuning into nature here....
and yeah, the forks will rise up and the cutlery shall lie down with the crates....
*staggers off mumbling and twitching nervously*
...Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together - mass hysteria...
;-)
Glad to oblige Tracey and Coralie :)
haha....Ive only ever encountered the domesticated fork myself. Although, I have a few forks that I think should be out in the wild. :-))
This one must truly have been wild, as the next day it was gone, presumably moved on to wherever wild forks go overnight.
the comments here make me laugh!