Words in Picture 30 - Final

Today is the final day of the 30-day challenge to post on a daily basis with quotes or captions in the pictures.

Here are a few of my favourite photos.

This personal challenge has resulted in taking more photos, and seeing things from a different perspective.

Some of the quotes are meaningful but some are pure rubbish.

Hope you have enjoyed the series as much as I have in preparing them.

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Words in Picture 29 - Welcome

Doesn't she look beautiful from this angle?

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Words in Picture 27 - Cha Cha Cha

Please allow the imagination to go wild.

See what's happening elsewhere at Our World Tuesday and check out World Bird Wednesday to view wonderful captures of birds.

Please drop by at Purple Tree House for a good laugh.

Words in Picture 23 - Being Different

Dare to be Different

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Words in Picture 11 - Duck Race

 Does this look like a duck race to you?

Some ran out of energy and fell to the side while others forged ahead with all their might.

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Words in Picture 9 - Animal Idioms

Some of these animal shots are rather meaningful.

If you know how these Animal Idioms were derived, do share.

 'Get one's ducks in a row' means to get organized.

These ducks sure know how to queue up, looking very orderly but only for a split second.

Having a 'monkey on one's back' means having a serious problem that stops someone from being successful.

This guy is one of the tourists who offered food to those delighted monkeys.

I hope he does well after the monkey gets off his back.

This last image was taken by hubby.

(I don't think the cow would give me this look.)

Anyway, I find this image very funny and I laugh looking at its facial expression.

There's nothing holy about that look.

'Holy Cow' is used to express strong feelings of astonishment or anger so it might be what was on the cow's mind.

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Autumn

I have been observing ducks.

It is true that birds of the same feather do flock together...usually, as shown in the photo below.
The brown ducks remind me of Autumn, whilst the white ones; Winter.

The 3 ducks below are very good friends and stick to one another all the time although they are not of the same coloured feathers.

There are always exceptions to the rule.
This trio got to represent the tropics if there are Autumn and Winter in the first photo.

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