Impressive bottom.
A couple.
The hide-away.
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Monday, 3 September 2007
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26 comments:
Who's tail looks THAT good when up-ending?
"Tis a bonk in a bog!
No, Wiz, it is MORE ducks. I'm glad to see they have a hideaway...hope they go in there and hide from Anon.
The ducks do go on and on Anon.
The bog tis a lake Wizard Why! They are also going to bonk in the hide-away I think ...
Also think Ophelia Grim is slowing down now, hopefully to a halt!
That ducky above you did, yes Wizard Why!
Aw look, thier hideaway looks just like the little grass shack my hubby and I had when we were first married! HAHAHAHAHAA!!!
NOOOOO! Don't goo you foolish, impulsive duck. He will break your heart!
I mean go not goo, although you'll end up like goo after you go inside. There's a snake inside that shack.
Oh dear, your bottom MUST have been impressive Lavender HAHAHAA :)
Goo Ces? Slip of the keyboard? HAHAHHAAAAA
WHHHA! What are you doing behind me Ces? What is a snake doing in their hideout? I don't think male Mallards have 'snakes' like that ...
Hahaha! I know what you mean.
I haven't actually looked which is why I'm only guessing :)
they mate for life. that's all i know about ducks (or is it geese?)
:)
ps: this blog is now x-rated, thanks to the literary expression of anon and ces. picasso would appreciate this.
HAHAHAHA!!! Anon got a good one on me - I so needed that laugh, Ta!
I also doubt Ducks have Snakes anywhere but maybe thier hideout...I bet slithering snakes would like a duck's hideout to hide in - and maybe catch a fast eggy snack.....if Eggo keeps his wig on, he should be alright tho!
Um, just a thought, Eggo wears a wig....does he also wear a Merkin to hide his snake?
The Australian ducks are all tarts, KJ! Hhehhehehhee. Hello Picasso wherever you are :)
You didn't answer my question Lavender! Hhehehhee. You're right Lavender, Egghead had better be careful but AAAHHH he doesn't have ANY orifices or dangly things!
I did not say or write anything that would trip the x-rated meter!
Geese mate for life, I am not sure about ducks. If they do, this one sure was a quick courtship. Easy-to-get this one! I can see divorce written all over it if they decide to shack up. Why, he does not even look at her and walks ahead of her. He has only one thing in mind. I am learning about these Australian birds - tarts and Lavender's birds are another story - love triangles, obssession, jealousy. These birds make humans the boring.
Tehehe - Ces has it all sussed out there!
About my impressive bottom - it has 'enormous value' - hehehehehe now that im laughing myself silly, I really will go to bed now...see you all on the 'morn!
Mallards will mate with anything, anywhere, anytime! The poor dear in the top photograph is in fact a cross between a Mallard and a Pacific Black Duck! That's all over the world Ces! Haha!!
Thank you so much for answering my very important question that turned out bigger than I imagined, Lavender! ;)
Mallards, Animals!
They're lovely though.
I give them 2 weeks.... Not one second more...
SWAN mate for life!
Anyone wanting to know more about what Mallards get up to, click the 'Mallard' label in the sidebar. Yes, animals Ces Heehee :)
SCAT CAT! We are talking about Mallards Mademoiselle Princesse!
sometimes i think i don't know how to properly follow along in this faster than fast conversation. mallards are animals, so what?
hee hee.
I think KJ is wanting everyone to know SHE is an animal!
;)
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