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Can you see me?

© James E. Coleman

Can you see me?

Uploaded: October 28, 2009

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I was just taking photos of the tulips and then noticed something else. I thought it was great to have in there.
As you can see this is an older photo on jpeg but I still love the colors and "our friend". Film copied on CD and edited.

Comments

James E. Coleman level-classic September 17, 2010

See the secret is to hide right out in the open!
(I was taking this and didn't even see him until after I started to focus, I imagine you can see him...can't you.
Or do I need to see the therapist again!!??..
(where is his number I better call just in case!)..:) Have a good weekend all. #1309068

Karen Kessler September 17, 2010

I see SOMETHING, but don't know what it is? Is it a fat snake?

I may need your therapist, too. Read my comment on your other photo from today! :) #8914106

Laura E. Swan level-classic September 20, 2010

YES I SEE HIM. Plain as day! :D So what are we looking at??

Hehe...

Okay I see a yellow butterfly and I see one rogue tulip. :)

Is one of my guesses correct???

-Laura :) #8919686

Karen Kessler September 20, 2010

I see it now, Jim...it's a goose or a duck, right? I was looking at it the wrong way (thought the tail was the head!)

See it Lala? It's in the purple flowers right before it starts the white flowers on the left? It's poking its head above the flowers to pick out one for its mate! :) #8919980

Laura E. Swan level-classic September 20, 2010

Whoa. I think I see it, too. No more wild mushrooms from my back yard.

* * *

HEY WAIT! I THOUGHT YOU WERE JOKING AND I WENT BACK TO LOOK!!! OH THIS IS GOOD!
This could be a WHERE'S WALLY IMAGE!

You know what that is? It's a female peacock! WOW! I never noticed it the first time. AT ALL! WOW! HA!

JAMES! Impressive! #8920256

James E. Coleman level-classic September 25, 2010

Hi All,
I thought you would see it right off, but if I missed it at first I suppose others would too.
Yes it is a peacock. They run loose at Cincinnati Zoo.
One day saw this "statue" of one way up on a roof, however all at once he crowed, or whatever you call it. They are neat addition to zoo I think.
Thanks for all your comments! #8929730

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