Some may be wondering what I'm going on about but perhaps it's clear to others that I've simply just watched a Sherlock Homes movie. :)
Some may be wondering what I'm going on about but perhaps it's clear to others that I've simply just watched a Sherlock Homes movie. :)
mjw
No idea, but you now own the Google search for “guinea fowl feather stick soil”.
Firefly
Very curious indeed. I’m trying hard not to Google “guinea fowl feather stick soil” as mjw suggested above. LOL!.
Bev
There is an answer somewhere to this but I’m not sure Google will know what it is!! :)
Are you sure Paul you didn’t set this one up for us!!
Jenna
I’m sure this is the artwork of little hands. It looks like your typical playground ‘mud cake’
I can picture a little boy or girl taking great delight in creating this masterpiece, placing the stick and feather ontop of the mud cake to mimic candles.
Paul
Post authorPhew mjw! It was a close call. At least I managed to beat http://www.zartart.com.au.
How do you know me Bev? Do you really think I’d send you off on a wild Goose chase? (Yes yes, I know, it’s a Guinea Fowl ;) )
Jenna, no no, impossible! Observe how untouched by human hands the soil looks. I guess it’s not quite as clear from the pic, but it was almost as if a dysfunctional troop of angry ants built the mound. And, to be honest, I find the feather and stick’s placement far too artistic for a liddl-one’s hands. :D
Paul
Post author(In case you’re wondering why “dysfunctional” – why would a rational group of ants decide to build a fortress on a pathway?)
Paul
Post author(Oh, and “angry”? Clearly these ants built the fortress – on a path – with the intent of attacking passing humans, probably because someone somewhere did them some kind of grievous harm.)