I have great appreciation for masterpieces of all sorts.
This dude just finished reading Plato and is feeling philosophical.
This rhino is more of a die-hard Tolstoy fan.
She can't decide whether to translate Homer's Illiad or Odyssey.
This Meercat plans to enjoy Dante's Inferno after lunch.
The giraffe prefers Shakespeare, an unlikely pairing.
I caught the elephant reading the Bible.
You just never know.
You just never know.
This kangaroo? Really into a historical romance.
I kid you not.
What are some of your favorite masterpieces?
Literature, art, music?
Science, math?
How about the grand masterpiece of them all...
NATURE?!
All the critters especially.
so miss the zoo especially fort worth's zoo
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dh thinks i am studying up and he prays he is not the final
lol
How very clever you are with the words Rhea. Love your zoo photos & love your captions:)
ReplyDeleteOkay, I have to tell you a funny setup in one of the animals' pens about the last time we went to the Forth Worth Zoo.
ReplyDeleteYou know how the zoo keepers give the animals toys...perhaps a chimp will get a jungle gym and maybe a hippo will get a tether ball....well, down in the elephant's pen was a bright, shiny, metal...KEG. I kid you not!
Rhea: Very neat with all that heavy reading at the zoo. really cute photos, I will play after noon with a cool trip into the sky.
ReplyDeleteVery clever! I love the Ft Worth zoo. Loved your photos and the memories! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHi Rhea *waves to you from across the Gulf* Elephant caught reading bible = political humor? LOL!
ReplyDeleteHappy Critturday!
Tink *~*~*
Critters on the Castle: Kaa
dynamite photos all look like they are posing
ReplyDeleteThose are great photos, Rhea !!
ReplyDeleteCan't secide which is my favourite, I like them all. :-)
I think my favourite masterpiece is ... NATURE !!
It really does combine all the elements you mention..
You can find music, art, science and so on, in Nature, if you just look and listen ..
Wrong. Look at the first one more closely. With that beard he could only be reading Bakunin or Marks.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea that zoo critters are so literary. Or maybe its your zoo? Our zoo's critters mainly stare off into space. We need to get them a library maybe?
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat variety of animals to photograph. We don't have zoos here and I'm not particularly fond of them but sometimes it's kind of interesting to see what's inside of them.
ReplyDeleteYour post was quite delightful and definitely put a smile on my face!
I've always loved rhinos .. even as a kid I was fascinated by them. Probably because they are tough yet seem very calm all the time.
ReplyDeleteI can almost imagine the meercat cuddling up with some Inferno. It would of course read it in Tuscan being a purist and all.
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous series of animals, all are wonderful..
ReplyDeleteOh, how adorable!
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A bevy of critters, just love the merecat.
ReplyDeleteGreat series. That first monkey has some crazy warpaint!
ReplyDeletethat was great. we so need to go to the zoo again.
ReplyDeleteWell, this post sure made me smile. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove your photos, love the captions, love the zoo
ReplyDeleteHi, I just joined camera critters after looking at your photos, they are great!! I wish we had a zoo here, we do have a wildlife park, but it's not quite the same!
ReplyDeleteYou know I luv you and your posts, right? Well, this is one of my most favorite of your posts ever! You crack me up - I ♥ your style!
ReplyDeleteThat's one great collection of critter photos!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a little bias towards the kangaroo - not only is this a terrific shot, it's one critter I actually get to see in my local environment :) (not that I've managed to capture a shot of one like this!)
What a wonderful post and I so enjoyed all your photographs. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI always love your camera critters posts, and that one of annit at the game?? Too cute.
ReplyDeletegreat entries. thanks for sharing. happy easter!
ReplyDeleteI love the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. I don't just mean the art inside the museum, but the actual building. I've walked past there many times and been in awe of its modern . I love all things ultra modern, urban and elegant. I think the Guggenheim is a wonderful example of urban, modern and elegant all rolled together.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog and welcoming me to SITS.
So...with your crazed work schedule...what are you reading these days??
ReplyDeleteI have been reading lots of escapist romances. But I am about to start "The graveyard book" - Neil Gaiman's latest.
They all are more sophisticated readers than I am! Give me a good best-seller any day.
ReplyDeleteLOL!
THAT is terrific!
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ReplyDeleteI love how the books actually do match up with the looks on their faces or the way they're standing.