July 19, 2025

JUL 19, photo-collage: talking heads ('lower' creatures), G to Z

 

 This tongue-in-cheek collection is a followup to earlier series  "Talking Heads, avian" (6 blogposts), and "Talking Heads, mammalian" (3 blogposts). A hundred mavens from various portions of the animal kingdom have been involved altogether. 

All the photos were taken by our registered pseudonym Giorgio,  using his i-phone camera. Most of the sites were in "the wild"; a minority of the photos were taken at zoos, refuges and aquariums (and a few were captured in his library). None of the subjects were reimbursed for participation, and the natural aspect of the encounters was respected wherever possible. None of the subjects were abused in any way, although a few did become anxious at our presence, altering their routines to "take off".  

Click HERE if you want to return to the beginning of the whole series.

The present group of participants includes well-known personalities from the communities of reptiles, amphibians and fish.

prior reptilian, amphibian and piscine participants (June 19 -- click HERE): alligator (juvenile), American toad, bearded dragon, broad-headed skink, burrfish, Carolina green anole, copperhead snake, five-lined skink, French angelfish.


CURRENT PARTICIPANTS: gator (adult), ghost crab, green chameleon, green treefrog, koi, komodo dragon, lionfish, longnose gar, southern toad, turtle.


alli__gator (adult)


ghost crab


green chameleon



green treefrog


koi


Komodo dragon (Toronto Zoo)


lionfish (toxic, invasive)


longnose gar



southern toad



turtle (red slider)


Click here if you would like to go back and review the entire series of "talking heads", starting with avian talking heads.

Readers who would like further information on the subjects, locales or technique of these photos are asked to leave a query in the Comments section. 


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