Cheers Pete, if you embiggen it there are a couple of black insects in the middle, I think critters is an american term for insects but who knows? 😂 it began with c which insects don’t 😀 😀
A critter is anything that is alive. Children are critters, vermin are critters, critters are critters. I’m a critter, you’re a critter, wouldn’t you like to be a critter, too? Critter = creature.
Are they ‘critters’, (eggs) or seeds? I don’t know enough about plants to comment. (It’s sharp though)
Best wishes, Pete. 🙂
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Cheers Pete, if you embiggen it there are a couple of black insects in the middle, I think critters is an american term for insects but who knows? 😂 it began with c which insects don’t 😀 😀
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A critter is anything that is alive. Children are critters, vermin are critters, critters are critters. I’m a critter, you’re a critter, wouldn’t you like to be a critter, too? Critter = creature.
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Thanks for the clarification 🤣
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My pleasure! I am not going to tell you how many times I googled Britishisms to translate into Igglish.
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😂
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OK, got it.
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This is beautiful yet a little syfy/creepy at the same time.
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Hehe thanks Kim 😘
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Wow, Fraggle. The center of the flower seemed to beckon, to pull me toward it. For a second, I thought I was transforming to a bee! 🐝 Hugs
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Haha cheers Teagan.
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Gorgeous! Love the play of light and dark. Well done!
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Thanks! 😊
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Looks almost hand painted
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Thanks!
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