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Can Anyone Else Spot A Rubber Duck, Squirrel, Dinosaur and Hummingbird? #WordlessWednesday #Photography

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Wordless Wednesday – No words, just pictures. Allow your photo(s) to tell the story.

Photo of some animal shaped clouds over the ocean.
Can you spot the animals in the sky?

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63 responses to “Can Anyone Else Spot A Rubber Duck, Squirrel, Dinosaur and Hummingbird? #WordlessWednesday #Photography”

  1. Brenda avatar
    Brenda

    Nessie for me 😁

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    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      You know, Nessie was one of my first thoughts when I saw the photo, Brenda. But other creatures took over.

      Reply
      1. Brenda avatar
        Brenda

        It’s good to let our imagination run free sometimes

        Reply
  2. EsmeSalon avatar
    EsmeSalon

    Let the imagination go and look at it as a small child would, and I can see them all.
    Love it. https://esmesalon.com/is-three-a-crowd/

    Reply
    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      Glad you can see them all, Esme. This is a great game for kids ages 1 – 92, I think.

      Reply
      1. EsmeSalon avatar
        EsmeSalon

        Thank goodness I still qualify as a kid (haha)

        Reply
        1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
          Hugh W. Roberts

          Up until the age of 92, yes.

          Reply
          1. EsmeSalon avatar
            EsmeSalon

            Just make the cut off :)

            Reply
  3. Janis @ RetirementallyChallenged.com avatar
    Janis @ RetirementallyChallenged.com

    Yes! What a fun post. I love to find shapes in clouds… but you found a whole zoo.

    Reply
    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      There’s a whole new world up there when looking up at the travelling clouds, Janis.

      Reply
  4. Cathy avatar
    Cathy

    Yes, I can…well spotted, Hugh.

    Reply
    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      Good. Glad you can see them, Cathy.

      Reply
  5. Noelle A. Granger avatar
    Noelle A. Granger

    Those clouds are very expressive! I do the same thing – find shapes in the clouds overhead when I am swimming (backstroke, of course!)

    Reply
    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      What a great way to watch the clouds. I can’t swim, so laying on freshly cut grass looking up takes first place for me.

      Reply
  6. Terri Webster Schrandt avatar
    Terri Webster Schrandt

    Yes, I can see them all, great shot and imagination, Hugh!

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    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      Good. I’m glad you see all four, Terri. I think it’s all in the imagination.

      Reply
      1. Terri Webster Schrandt avatar
        Terri Webster Schrandt

        I don’t always see shapes in clouds but I can if there is a prompt 😉

        Reply
  7. Liesbet @ Roaming About avatar
    Liesbet @ Roaming About

    Good eye, Hugh! Those fluffy ducks in a row are very cool. Thanks for the smiles this morning!

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    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      I’m glad to have made you smiled, Liesbet. If we looked up more, I’m sure we’d smile more.

      Reply
  8. seaangel4444 avatar
    seaangel4444

    I can see the rubber duck and the dinosaur, Hugh; however, the others elude me! I’ll keep looking! Cher xoxoxo

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    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      50% is a great start, Cher. Maybe it’s only me that can see the other 50%? Thank you.

      Reply
      1. seaangel4444 avatar
        seaangel4444

        Ah, thank you, Hugh! To quote from the Christmas song, “Do you hear what I hear?” I’m looking to get to “Do you see what I see?” LOL I’ll give it another go, Hugh! Cher xoxoxo

        Reply
  9. junedesilva avatar
    junedesilva

    I can see a rubber duck with a big head and a squirrel with a big tail!

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    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      I’m please you can see those two, June. But no dinosaur?

      Reply
      1. junedesilva avatar
        junedesilva

        I wonder if it was the power of autosuggestion, Hugh?!! Definitely no dinosaur…

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        1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
          Hugh W. Roberts

          Yes, putting images into the minds of people, June. Well, two out of four isn’t bad. A 50% success rate.

          Reply
  10. Sadje avatar
    Sadje

    Only ducks

    Reply
    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      You see ducks? I only see one.

      Reply
      1. Sadje avatar
        Sadje

        Yup! That’s the beauty of seeing things.

        Reply
  11. Hammad Rais avatar
    Hammad Rais

    Yup, I see them :)

    Reply
    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      You do? Please point them out to me.

      Reply
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    Penand Smartphone

    Not sure about the squirrel, dinosaur, and hummingbird – looks to me like a flotilla of rubber ducks, but maybe a flotilla (or a wade-illa) of dinosaurs..

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    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      Well, I’m glad you see something. I rather like the idea of a wade-illa of dinosaurs.

      Reply
  14. bushboy avatar
    bushboy

    I see a chicken and a seahorse too

    Reply
    1. Hugh W. Roberts avatar
      Hugh W. Roberts

      I wonder if your seahorse is my hummingbird? And your chicken, my rubber duck?

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      1. bushboy avatar
        bushboy

        Probably :)

        Reply
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