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anon6789@lemmy.world to Superbowl@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

The Eyes That Rule the Forest

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The Eyes That Rule the Forest

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anon6789@lemmy.world to Superbowl@lemmy.world · 1 year ago
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From Samnath Mishra

Dusky Eagle Owl

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  • streetfestival@lemmy.ca
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    Owl’s facial expression reminds me of Miss Piggy’s (of the Muppets) self-contented look :)

    • anon6789@lemmy.worldOP
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      This one is Beaker!

      • Optional@lemmy.world
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        I was gonna say Gonzo!

      • streetfestival@lemmy.ca
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        Too right!

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    This owl needs to chill fr

    • anon6789@lemmy.worldOP
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      He can be serious:

      He can be disapproving:

      But he can also be derp:

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    Les gros hiboux sont mes préférés <3

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      In French, this one is called Grand-duc de Coromandel, which seems to be named after coromandel wood from the same part of the world with a somewhat similar pattern.

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        I’ll take your entire stock of both!

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        I didn’t knew about this wood but that’s beautiful and I see the ressemblance with the owl

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          It seems like many pretty things, it was harvested to near extinction and is protected now. Things made out of it are likely out of my price range. 😅

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            Fortunatly, we still have internet to watch it from afar.

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