Oh hey, I've got a blog over here!

[hellziggy]

*Cross-posted from my Frozen Sharon blog*My poor neglected travel blog. I haven't posted anything here since the end of October. I shall blame the holidays. Yeah, that's it! (Can I blame the holiday season if it's been 4 months since posting

Comments

[kniblet]

So pretty! Black penguins would probably be at a significant evolutionary disadvantage (too visible from below the water with the sun shining down). But so, so pretty. :)

[hellziggy]

I just love him!

[kindredspirit75]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[hellziggy]

You're welcome! I never would have imagined such a thing could exist. :)

[dragonsally]

Goddamit - you keep having icons I need to steal. Being little penguin I am so grabbing your dancing penguins and making an icon from teh black pengy.

[hellziggy]

Hee hee! Go for it. The dancing penguins was given to me originally by someone. As for the supah awesome black pengy, if you credit it, make sure you credit Andrew, not me. :)

[mcbarnes1970]

Do you think he celebrates Black History Month?

[hellziggy]

My friend Sharon says that she gets the theme from Shaft in her head when she looks at the picture.

[whimsywinx]

That bird is awesome! I love how when he scrunches his head scrunched down, he looks like he's been photoshopped.

[hellziggy]

Now that one of the pictures is up on the National Geographic site the cries of "Photoshop!"have started appearing in the comments. I just don't see any evidence of Photoshop. I'm positive they're real!

[whimsywinx]

I think it's some trick of the light, because when he stretches his neck, you can see it's all one bird.