Can you spot the 'invisible animal'?

http://www.angelfire.com/ak2/intelligencerreport/wildlife.html ^

[red-dawg]

[FiscalSanity]

The “extra protein” in that bag appears to be both “fresco” and “lavado,” too. So it’s not false advertising. ;-)

[houeto]

I quickly spotted all of the animals except for this one.

I still can't find the snipe.

[houeto]

[21twelve]

That one was hard. At first I thought he was playing a joke on us (a “snipe hunt”).

But it is there. Lower left quadrant, at the base of the grass and the top of the snow - about a foot above the water. Head black with a white stripe.

Hunting grouse in Minnesota as a kid, once in a while a snipe migration would be coming through. They are REALLY hard to hit, and not much meat (about the size of a robin).

[houeto]

I see it now. Thanks.

[21twelve]

You’re welcome. Of course then you post that photo (#44) with the “SEALS” in it. I think I MIGHT see something to shoot at if I was the enemy. More than likely though I would be wishing I had brought along a Gatling gun and 20 of my buddies with the same. (Of course that would assume I would even know to look in that general direction). That is pretty amazing.

[EinNYC]

I've been spotting "impossible to see" animals since I'm a young child. My dad used to marvel how I could spot a bunny in the woods on the side of the road while we were speeding down the highway. Here's your snipe:

[green pastures]

heh-heh-heh

well-played...

[houeto]

I think I MIGHT see something to shoot at if I was the enemy. More than likely though I would be wishing I had brought along a Gatling gun and 20 of my buddies with the same. (Of course that would assume I would even know to look in that general direction).

That won't work 21twelve. You gotta nuke 'em from space. That's the only way to be sure!

[green pastures]

I like Bev Doolittle, too. Have you heard of Julie Kramer Cole? I really enjoy her art, as well. I was fortunate to see this print in '93 when stopping by a small shop a few hours away from home. The owners were matting/framing in-store, and they did the mat with a lightning cut out (one split of bolt through the top, and two fork splits at the bottom, matted w/ black and two shades of purple.)





This .jpg doesn't do it justice.

I also like:





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[bgill]

No, I haven’t heard of Julie Kramer Cole so thanks. That’s really cool.

[green pastures]

That is awesome! :-)