Camera Safari: Day 3

Welcome back to Day 3 of the Camera Safari! Today, you’ll be treated to various creatures in their summer habitats.

For example, please notice the homes carefully fashioned for our bat, Tweet Tweet, and resident marine life.

The creature you’re about to see creates shelter for itself in order to avoid whistling, airborne bowling balls.  This species is not known for common sense…

Below, you’ll see signs of wildlife, though they’re most commonly known as “Young Men” (and their leaders).

This creature is quite unwelcome whether it be Summer, Fall, Winter or Spring.  Here on the Camera Safari, we’re okay with most snakes, but not rattlesnakes.  Especially not the youthful variety with their potential for unharnessed venom donation.

The Black-Footed Boy of Summer is also a most unwelcome creature on my freshly-cleaned carpet.

Here is a species we call Bayloaf 4 Groupies, enjoying an outside concert and festival, complete with Banana Racecars.

We’ve also got helmet heads,

heads that should be helmeted as they learn to ride a bike on the only flat spot available for ten miles,

and Swing Faces.

Summer Camera Safaris are not complete without Pizza Picnics at the Park…

Hold on as we take you to frightening places,

as well as Strawberry Days, with its wild beasts,

its Mutton Busters,

fireworks displays,

and parades.

Ahh, and here’s the Smith Rexall walking pill bottle,

a golden onion,

and a 5-year-old’s first interlocution to cheerleaders.  But don’t be afraid,

we brought along fierce protectors before venturing into the wilds of The Camera.