Lens-Artists PC: Where the wild things are

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Written by Manja Maksimovič

Today let’s have a look at the edge where we and wild things meet. This is where I like to look.

Here is a compilation of various roadside attractions, just maybe not the kind you expect.

  • *roarrr* I’m so little that I don’t know yet what I am. That’s why they call me Bestia. (All pup photos in this post are from 2013.)
  • Nest number one. They like to find accommodation in metal.
  • Hornets or wasps. Eeeek.
  • Another nest, this one in the electricity counter.
  • So tiny! This was last year.
  • During my recent stroll I noticed that this year all hotels are closed.
  • Here they considerately provide a pillow.
  • Here the message is inconsistent: propellers to make her go.
  • Anchors to make her stay.
  • They look surprisingly edible.
  • Considering they are growing on the sidewalk in Rome’s Monteverde.
  • Also there: approach with caution.
  • Not alive. In Rome one never knows.
  • On my way to the station I can see what they do with naughty poppies.
  • Another location. Locked again!
  • This cactus is on its way out.
  • It has seen what they do to poppies.
  • No worry, poppies. I’m going to save you!
  • Need just some more practice with mom.
  • But if you really want wild, go to the Orbetello lagoon. She saw you first. (Nutria or coypu)

For Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, hosted by Tina of travelsandtrifles.wordpress.com: Wild

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  1. Roadside attractions is a great description. Darling baby Bestia makes me smile. And good gracious how naughty the poppies must be to have whole fields of them locked up. The fur hat (?) would give me a start to find it like that on any city street. The nest in the electric box reminds me that I found a nest two days ago with an egg. It’s time to do a what-my-place-looks-like-these-days post! Thanks for the idea.

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    1. Thank you so much, Crystal, for hopping around my blog, reading my posts carefully and leaving meaningful comments as you always do. ❤ If I can give an idea, it's my greatest pleasure. All well to you!

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    1. Thanks, Joey. I’m glad you call them cute. You might be among the very few to do that. I hear they are a major problem in the south over there near you. There is a documentary out but I haven’t seen it yet. Obviously people are paid for each.

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