Pixelmania! - Tree of Life Animal Hunt (12/5/09)

Jeff, both yours and your daughters shots are wonderful. ; Thanks for sharing.

a Deagle is a dolphin / beagle. ; There is some debate on the dolphin that is in the tree. ; Tim and others seem to think that it looks like a beagle, BUT there are others that think it looks like a dolphin. ; I can see both, so I try to stay on the border.

 

Ok, for all that can't see it, here is the drawing of it.

Dolphin & Beagle outlined in red


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Jeff, actually if you go down farther than the ear, you can see the neck/collar of the dog on the tree.

To me it's easier to see than trying to photograph the biggest animal on the tree. ; (the one that basically is the size of the tree)

 

the elephant you mean? ; I have never noticed the color on the tree. ; I'll have to look lower the next time I go.

 

I still don't see the beagle. ; I don't think any other domesticated animals are in the tree so I doubt Disney would put a dog in there

 

Hmmmm...

OK, I can maybe see where the front legs and 'collar' are supposed to be, and the ear. ; I'm still having a very hard time with the head though. ; Unless it is Joseph Merrick's dog, I still can't see a beagle.

(my tongue-in-cheek response on the 'what's a deagle' question is BTW correct - I was being funny, but in 'urban' language, 'deagle' is indeed the street word for desert eagle. ; Tim might know that one!).

 

The .44 has a mightly recoil, plus she stovepipes too much for my liking. ; I think anyone using it in an urban environment wouldn't be around for too long....

I'd call it a daschund more than a beagle.

 

Agreed - not much my style either - the kick doesn't bother me, but the balance does. ; Though I think on the streets it's more for the 'bling' and visual impact (or overcompensation). ;