My very favourite animal is actually a SLOTH!


WHAT'S YOURS?

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Justin said…
Not sure if its my fav.

But yesterday I came out of our apartment in NYC, and I heard one of the strongest, and most distinctive sounds I've heard in a while. But I could not place its source.

I look up into a tree, and there is this tiny bird.

Could that be the source of the sound?

I look again, and the bird started pecking, making the strong distinctive sound.

My first ever woodpecker.

Tidy.

:)
Fri Apr 14, 02:16:00 pm AEST
gretta at lothlorien said…
Have never seen a sloth, nor, I think, a woodpecker. Fav animal:chook
Fri Apr 14, 08:34:00 pm AEST
Rachel J-L said…
Tigger, definately.
Though I love giraffes and zebras too.
(And woodpeckers sound fun.)
Sat Apr 15, 12:43:00 pm AEST
Jenny said…
My favourite would have to be the giraffe. There was a new baby one introduced to the public at the Melbourne zoo last week. Very cute.
Jenny
Mon Apr 17, 08:28:00 pm AEST
sam becca zach and martha said…
I do like giraffes, but kookaburras are definately my favourite animal - love em the little chuckling chappies.
Tue Apr 18, 09:36:00 pm AEST
gretta at lothlorien said…
That sloth always looks so slothful.
Wed Apr 19, 10:13:00 am AEST
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