Thursday, August 17, 2006
Pigeons, Seagulls and Caitlin (and Statues)…
Way back in May, Mr Swiss Toni and his far better half Caitlin went on a short little sortie to Paris. I have it on reliable evidence that Caitlin was stood here for a good half an hour waiting for that elusive pigeon to perch upon on her head (reminds me of an out of duck episode). I’m really sorry as it is a little late, so I can only recognise from the photo that the statue is a ‘P. Corne….’?
And besides, I want to return to the fact that there is another species (apart from monkeys) that have a close affinity with statues, as these photos prove (with thanks to Sarah)! I believe they are from Canada, quite possibly Montreal.
So here we have a picture of a seagull sat on his King Edward VII.
And one sat on his Ignace Bourget ici!
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3 comments:
Indeed, I believe that last photo is the first recorded instance of a statue imitating a statue.
SJ
At least there is no picture of what birds leave behind when they perch on statues!! Lucky Caitlin!
It's Corneille - he's the French Shakespeare, innit?
ST
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