Got a riddle for ya...what is classified as a ruminant mammal, often has a reticulated pattern and kicks a gourd?
Anyone? Bueller? Anyone?
Okay, here's another clue...
You're getting warmer...
Oh, you're so close. But I'll just spare you anymore guesses and tell ya...
It's a pumpkin kicking giraffe.
Yes, you're right...they are a rare sight in nature...
We've been trying to domesticate this one. You can probably guess how well that's been going...
And can you even believe we were fortunate enough to capture this elusive creature of film while on the photo shoot safari of the gourd-kicking giraffe?
It's the car-riding purple unicorn!
I should totally send these to National Geographic...
Yep, I can see National Geographic forking out millions for those shots;) They are so cute, a baby covered with fur, I bet they'll be getting load of cuddles with that combination.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Totally adorable, as usual :)
ReplyDeleteWhat exceptionally rare discoveries. Make sure NG knows that. What precious pictures and babies.
ReplyDeleteThey look so cute in their natural habitat and great commentary as well.
ReplyDeleteA rare sighting, indeed! And who knew the giraffe had so many kissy places on his sweet, baby face?!
ReplyDeleteCertainly, you should win some kind of award for this obscure find. What a great start to my morning even if I have been up since 4 a.m.
ReplyDeleteWow. I'll use this for our science lesson today.
ReplyDeleteHey, those rare photos may go for big bucks! Those are some cute little wild animals=)
ReplyDeleteThey look really cute even in the wild.
ReplyDeleteThat is the cutest giraffe I've ever seen. What great costumes.
ReplyDeleteWhat cuties!!!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet! Of course, I had you at "reticulated"!
ReplyDeleteThose are great costumes. They're so cute. I still can't get over their eyes. Wait until next year, and they won't let you pick the costumes.
ReplyDeleteAaaawwww....so cute!! My son had a costume like that when he was about that age but his was a lion....and he was still trying to wear it when he was 5 (needless to say he got stuck in it and I had to PRY it off him).
ReplyDeleteSo very cute!
ReplyDeletelove, love, love those costumes and those sweet smiles!!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh those outfits are SO CUTE! Have fun!
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more adorable than toddlers dressed up as wildlife. I would actually buy National Geographic if they had pictures that cute. LOL
ReplyDeleteThose are so sweet! Did you make them? Wherever they came from, they're adorable.
ReplyDeletePrecious!!! =) We will have to tame a little monkey at our house tomorrow night!! LOL
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely darling! You've been Bloggy-Booed, btw! Stop by http://working-diva.blogspot.com to pick up the button and boo your friends too!
ReplyDeleteThey are just too precious! Did you buy those at Costco?
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute. National Geographic (or maybe Parents Magazine) should be knocking down your door for these pictures!
ReplyDeleteThose look warm...great for Alaska trick-or-treating!
ReplyDeleteHow cute!! I love the costumes! Maybe I should have gotten my kiddos those since it will be chilly Friday night!
ReplyDeleteOh my!!! this is just adorable!!!!
ReplyDeleteToo Cute!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with that domestication! Cutest pumpkin kicking giraffe I'VE ever seen. :)
ReplyDeleteI know I was already here but you have been Boo-ed stop by my place and check it out.
ReplyDeleteOh my side hurts! You had me laughing so hard-those pictures with the descriptions are just precious!!
ReplyDeleteWhat adorable pictures! Hope you have a very Happy Halloween! I can't wait to see all the cute costumes! But on the other hand I want it over so I stop eating all this candy :)
ReplyDeleteWhy, it's my fave animal! Are you going to paint his tongue blue?
ReplyDeleteI think you captured a true one of a kind since there is certainly no pumpkin kicking giraffe as cute as that one!
ReplyDeleteNational Geographic could only wish to be so interesting. Cute pictures!!
ReplyDeleteThis is better than the zoo! So cute!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh! Giraffe's are my favorite animal. How cute! Love the jack 'o lantern too. I guess we'd better get to carving ours this afternoon!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween!
Sooooo cute! They definitely belong in a magazine!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, I found the problem, my friend. I guess my interned filter service (which I have a love/hate relationship with) does not like flicker. So I've submitted your flicker files for review so that they'll be allowed. Hopefully that will work. I do love your photography. You've got such a good eye, and you tell a might funny story with it as well.
ReplyDeleteHope you all had a fun Halloween! Mina
OH! they are so stinkin' cute, I don't know if I left that comment lately, but I keep looking at your twins and just loving how adorable they are!
ReplyDeleteSO cute! i have a pumpkin kicker too. but he's not a giraffe, mine is a devil.
ReplyDeletelove the unicorn too! SO CUTE! you should totally submit those to national geographic!
How cute! I guessed giraffe, but I hadn't guessed the cute factor! Love the little unicorn too!
ReplyDeleteYou might be due for some big bucks with these sightings. So cute. If we would have allowed for pumpkin carving we would have seen some of the same behaviors. My Addee just throws her pumpkin as far as she can every chance she gets.
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