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Arrested...obviously, for playing chicken on the highway.

or....

When asked for a comment, his only response was "Cluck you !"

or ....

Suspect apprehended after making terroristic threats against Colonel Sanders.

or....

When asked about the prospect of a life behind bars, he indicated, that he was......chicken.

or......

Big c*ck happily taken in by female officer in satisfying arrest.


Or add your own photo caption, if you like.

"Hey ! What the hell is this cold wet stuff ?"

or suggest your own photo caption for......................

One of my clients stopped by my house to pick up some product yesterday and advised me that it was smokier where I lived than in Harrison, at the lake. Of course I was all over that and decided to head up to the lake, camera in hand, of course.

I first drove up to Greenpointe, a section of the lake that's a bit quieter. Very quiet yesterday. On the way there, I spied some driftwood in a cove that was inviting, even with the smoke.


I noted a heron sitting on a branch and zoomed in as he took flight and landed on another one, squawking at me in it's prehistoric voice.


Looking down into a private section of the bay from above.


Noting a woman sitting with her feet in the water, reading, she was a great subject.


And so she wouldn't notice me (she didn't anyway), I hadn't realized there was a windsurfer out on the lake.




Back into town to the resort area with the main road lined with shops and restaurants along the beachfront, it was a perfect place to people watch!

This lady looked like she was from my generation of hippies, and I loved her colourful dress.


This guy was waving at someone in the restaurant as he passed.


It's hazardous driving down the main road, as cyclists tend to ride the wrong way down the one way street.


This guy worked at the local market and came out for a smoke break.


A 'biker-chick' and her hubby, each with their own Harley.




Loved the trio of umbrellas on the outdoor patio of a restaurant.


A server at the restaurant.


A Sikh walking on the street instead of the sidewalk. Avoiding my camera, perhaps?


Loved the contrast of this hat with the shadows.


You see all manner of dress and hats here.


Checking out the menu outside of the patio.


In his own world.


I hadn't realized what was going on when I took this photo, but look at the woman's face, she looks decidedly peeved!


Another hat, looks well used.


Heading down to the beach, a city worker was on garbage detail.


This elderly lady was totally lost in her own world until her hubby called her to go the other way.


Although I'd zoom in on her hand in future, I cropped the photo to her hand as I loved the character in it holding her cane. A little grainy due to the cropping, but I like the composition.


This guy looks like a bouncer sitting outside an ice cream shop - lol!


And this is what was going on inside it!


Smokey on the golf course as I left.


You can see how smokey it is in this photo, it's almost like mist swirling around the trees.

Or suggest your own photo caption for the following photo.

Have fun.

If you like, add a caption (or captions) for the following photo.

My first offering is; 'The last time Fido ever called Boots a "pusssy" '.

Here's the photo;


Have fun

Or, add your own photo caption for the following photo, or just enjoy the captions offered by others.

Here's the photo;

One of the many things I enjoy doing is exploring and photographing nature.

So far, I've taken over 3,500 nature photos here in Florida, since I arrived here in mid-December.

Two weeks ago I posted several sunset photos and asked which theme you wanted to see next time. The one theme that got the most votes was Otters.
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So, I selected 13 recent otter photos to post on here now for your viewing enjoyment.

Let me know which one(s) you like the best.

Also, lets take a vote on which theme the next set of photos you would prefer to see
in 2 weeks.
Whichever of the following gets the most votes, will be the next one I post.
Would you prefer to see photos of;

Alligators ?
Purple Gallinule ?
Manatee ?
Osprey ?
Great Egret ?
Little Blue Heron ?
Great Blue Heron ?
Green Heron ?
Tricolored Heron ?
Roseate Spoonbill ?
Flowers ?
Red Shoulder Hawk ?
Limpkin ?
Lizards ?
Turtles ?
Pelicans ?
Quaker Parrots ?
Belted Kingfisher ?
Caracara ?

With no further ado, here's the 13 otter photos;



























If you would like to see more of my otter photos, simply go to this link;

Due to the pandemic, it gave me time to look at some of my photos from 2 years ago, that I really didn't get the chance to appreciate. I am posting 6 of them each week. This is my 4th posting of photos in this series.
If you don't mind, let me know which is your favorite of the 6. Thanks.

Rather that give you 6 different species of animals as I did in some of the previous photo blogs, this time I will focus (pun intended) on one species.

The following photos are of adult Brown Pelicans. It's a bit of a misnomer, as actually the juveniles are brown, while the adults are more white. The juveniles are hatched more interior away from the shoreline, while the adults migrate more to the shores, where fish are most plentiful.

Brown pelicans can live about 15 to 25 years of age. However, in captivity they have been known to make it past 31 years of age. Adults can weigh 6 to 8 pounds and have a 6 1/2 to 7 1/2 foot wingspan, which is larger than a bald eagle. They rear 2 to 4 eggs. A group of pelicans flying together is known as a pod, but also has been referred to as a fleet.

With no further ado, here are the photos;

Another create your own photo caption for your enjoyment and/or participation.
There were a couple of good ones last time.

My first offering is; Overconfidence can be dangerous.

Add your own one(s), if you like.

Here's the photo;

Yeah, I haven't done one of these in a while.
Lets have some fun sharing some suggestions.

My first ones are;

He loves to play the music of Howling Wolf.

or

His favorite song to play is; 'Who Let the Dogs Out'

You're up.

Here's the photo;