Reflections of Myself – IOTW Report

Reflections of Myself

Images from:

6 Dee
10 Claudia (Zoe)

All other photos courtesy of pixabay.com

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19 Comments on Reflections of Myself

  1. I dont know if anyone else has the same add at the bottom of the pictures
    but mine shows Trump and the Pope side by side.
    “Reflections of Myself” my butt.

    LOL
    Thanks Ms. C.

  2. Great pics, Claudia, thank you. The kitty pic reminds me of the fun we’ve had as parents holding our own kids up to the mirror when they were babies, and the spark of recognition and smiles when they realized, “Hey, mom, that’s YOU there, and you’re HERE, too! But if that’s you there, then that also must be….ME! Look! It’s meeeeee!”

    Kids are as much fun as pets, if you know how to handle them 😉

  3. Ok, for some reason the first image (the one shown on the front page) didn’t migrate to the actual post. It usually does, so I checked and it should have, but didn’t. Weird.

    Anyway, to answer AA about how to number the images, the first one is 1 and the rest go down left to right. So, Dee’s pic (#6) are the turtles on the log and my Zoe kitty is #10.

    Sorry if that’s confusing. I’ll make sure that the first image comes thru next week.

  4. Jethro, Zoe liked to watch herself in the mirror when she was young. She lost interest when the “other” kitty wouldn’t play with her!

    And the duck pics, that first one (that I just put up) is not true color but a green tint. I’m sure it’s a female mallard. I thought the other two were also, but I’ve never seen one with that ring around the neck. Do you know what it is?

  5. The first one is not a female mallard.
    Since nobody is going to bite on my challenge I will give it up.
    It is a female mottled duck.
    https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Mottled_Duck/id
    People confuse them with female mallards and another breed called black duck. It is a completely different breed which doesn’t have the purple patch on the wing that mallards and black ducks have. You won’t them find where you live, but BFH should be able to.
    Don’t feel bad. I wasn’t sure until I looked it up.
    They taste the same.

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