Owl on Hand


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A Japanese artist, who uses the name Satsuma professionally, works with the aid of a wise assistant. One of his pets, a Northern White Faced Owl, perches on his hand as he draws on his tablet. There's nothing like wide-eyed appreciation of one's craft!

Northern White Faced Owls have an interesting characteristic: they change their posture as a defense mechanism when confronted by other animals in the wild. If their enounter is with a smaller animal, the owls puff their feathers in order to appear larger. When they come upon a larger animal, they pull in their feathers, elongate their body to appear thinner and narrow their eyes to slits.

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I love that! I live in a town that doesn't have any parking meters (yet) but when I got to larger cities that FAIL would be a welcome sight!

I also love the positive spin!
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In the City of LA, parking at broken meters is supposed to be non-ticketable:
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/mar/11/local/la-me-parking-meters11-2010mar11
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