I don’t know why Toadie titled this picture of her and Mimi “little chicken”. I assume that she can tell the difference between a chicken and a duck, so I’m thinking it must be the duck’s name. I say that because I can’t tell the difference between a duck and a goose, but that’s excusable I figure. Either that or it’s a hideously deformed chicken.
“Little Chicken”
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Looks like a snow goose
Looks like a snow goose
That’s definitely a goose.
That’s definitely a goose.
yup a goose allright, says so on her page
yup a goose allright, says so on her page
“hideously deformed chicken”
BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
“hideously deformed chicken”
BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Its a Toulouse Goose. LOL!
We have them in the petting zoo at the Queens Zoo where I am an Zoo Keeper/Animal Trainer. =)
Its a Toulouse Goose. LOL!
We have them in the petting zoo at the Queens Zoo where I am an Zoo Keeper/Animal Trainer. =)
OMFG, am I like the ONLY one that just noticed that geese have a nostrils that goes all the way through?
Goose nasalang anybody?
OMFG, am I like the ONLY one that just noticed that geese have a nostrils that goes all the way through?
Goose nasalang anybody?
Isn’t ‘munter’ a great word?
Isn’t ‘munter’ a great word?
Its just Toadie’s style. She has her own dialect.
And she rules! 🙂
Its just Toadie’s style. She has her own dialect.
And she rules! 🙂
Big fan of geese and Toadie! =)
Big fan of geese and Toadie! =)
I kept looking and looking at this picture asking myself if the duck-goose had a nosebleed, but it was just the way the light passed through. It’s odd, I’ve never seen an animal with a nosebleed before. But that’s a good thing.
I kept looking and looking at this picture asking myself if the duck-goose had a nosebleed, but it was just the way the light passed through. It’s odd, I’ve never seen an animal with a nosebleed before. But that’s a good thing.
Gooseduckies!
Gooseduckies!
are her lobes awfully red or it’s just me?
are her lobes awfully red or it’s just me?
i have also noticed this. looks as if there was a pressure from the tunnel on it.
i have also noticed this. looks as if there was a pressure from the tunnel on it.
I’d guess it may have something to do with the big cbrs through te tunnels but thats just a guess 😛
and has anyone else noticed the bit in the left upper corner? looks like a big fluffy face, with horns or perhaps a big pirate hat XD maybe it just me…
I’d guess it may have something to do with the big cbrs through te tunnels but thats just a guess 😛
and has anyone else noticed the bit in the left upper corner? looks like a big fluffy face, with horns or perhaps a big pirate hat XD maybe it just me…
Hah I had to adjust the viewing angle on my monitor to see it, but, yeah – I’m thinking a Doom sprite but can’t remember which – a Baron?
There’s also a sorta sad face top right in the wall paper.
My, this is all rather off topic…
(Also, the goose is making me look forward to Christmas a bit) -evil grin-
Hah I had to adjust the viewing angle on my monitor to see it, but, yeah – I’m thinking a Doom sprite but can’t remember which – a Baron?
There’s also a sorta sad face top right in the wall paper.
My, this is all rather off topic…
(Also, the goose is making me look forward to Christmas a bit) -evil grin-
hahaha goose nasallang. 😀
but yeah, i agree, her lobes look a little unhappy.
hahaha goose nasallang. 😀
but yeah, i agree, her lobes look a little unhappy.
Beautiful photograph!!!
The bird is absolutely gorgeous, the beak, the eye, the feathers, everything!
Beautiful photograph!!!
The bird is absolutely gorgeous, the beak, the eye, the feathers, everything!
Toadie is beautiful! That smile! Those eyes! Gaaah!
Toadie is beautiful! That smile! Those eyes! Gaaah!
Both she and the goose are beautiful. Oh world! Take me back to that country living. I miss fowl.
Both she and the goose are beautiful. Oh world! Take me back to that country living. I miss fowl.
her lobes look really red… owwie.
her lobes look really red… owwie.
Maybe it is because they are stretched quite then, so you can see the blood flow making them more reddish? Not sure, my lobes aren’t that big.
Anywho, DUCKY!!
Maybe it is because they are stretched quite then, so you can see the blood flow making them more reddish? Not sure, my lobes aren’t that big.
Anywho, DUCKY!!
awwwwww 🙂
awwwwww 🙂