These are some very cute pictures of dogs walking on their hind legs. There's something peculiar but also very endearing about dogs that can walk upright. Maybe its because they seem all too human when they're standing on their hind legs.
Sharon Beals is an incredible photographer and artist. A self-proclaimed ‘urban naturalist’ that was raised in Seattle and now calls Hunters Point Shipyard in San Francisco, home. Sharon uses photography as an art form, and as a way to chronicle what moves her heart and concerns her conscience from habitat restoration and plastic in the ocean, to the ecology of rivers, and of course, birds’ nests. In her latest hardcover book ‘Fifty Nests and the Birds that Built Them’, Sharon showcases her gorgeous photographs of nests accompanied by fascinating and informative portraits of the builders themselves.
MacGillivray’s Warbler Nest
American Robin’s Nest
House Finch’s Nest
Song Sparrow’s Nest
Allen’s Hummingbird Nest
African Palm Swift’s Nest
American Goldfinch’s Nest
Bank Swallow’s Nest
Black-Naped Oriole’s Nest
Caspian Tern’s Nest
Green Broadbill’s Nest
Arctic Redpoll’s Nest
Common Yellow Throat’s Nest
Grey Jay’s Nest
Magnolia Warbler’s Nest
Western Gull’s Nest
Marsh Wren’s Nest
Tennessee Warbler’s Nest
Pine Siskin’s Nest
Galapagos Finch’s Nest
Rock Sparrow’s Nest
Western Kingbird’s Nest
Golden Masked Tanager’s Nest Inside Wild Honey Comb
These are a collection of two headed animals. They seem perfectly normal other than the fact that they have two heads. I have heard that many of these two-headed animals lead perfectly normal lives. Two heads are always better than one.