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Can you spot the cleverly camouflaged critters?

Tuesday, March 5, 2013 9:42am PST

It's that time again--it's time to focus your peepers to find the critters hiding in plain sight. Animals big and small, feathered and slimy, are waiting below hoping to be overlooked. Whether they happen to blend into the background, or have a special talent to make their exterior match the exterior, these creatures have many, varied ways to get lost. Can you find them?

This lizard finds it easy being green--and useful for staying out of sight. Image by Sanderslelli

Black and white stripes blend nicely at Kruger National Park, South Africa. Image by Stephen Downes

This Great Grey Owl would be very easy to overlook, which he'd like very much.
Image by Wild for Wildlife and Nature

This image is equal parts branch and gecko. Can you tell which is which? Image byWikiCommons

The ptarmigan isn't too hard to spot, but can you find her five chicks? Image by Paxson Woelber

Can you spot the falcon above? It looks like he's spotted you. Image by Wenchmagnet

This hip-pocket frog is slippery in more ways than one. Image by WikiCommons

One of these palm fronds is actually a lizard. Can you tell which one? Image by Steven N. Maher

These tawny frogmouths in Australia do a mean tree bark impression. Image by WikiCommons

Patricia 2952 9394 Portland	RE: ADLAND'S UGLIEST FORUM EVER 2/15/2013 8:37:08 AM
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Branka 713 1352 Belgra...	RE: ADLAND'S UGLIEST FORUM EVER 2/20/2013 6:39:46 AM
	Roger, here is something that we both like :) I seated ugliness on my knee, and almost immediately grew tired of it. Salvador Dali

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Roger 3169 7333 Haslemere	RE: ADLAND'S UGLIEST FORUM EVER 2/20/2013 9:02:53 AM
	Branka, That's a great quote. Roger
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Roger 3169 7333 Haslemere	RE: ADLAND'S UGLIEST FORUM EVER 3/4/2013 1:31:14 PM
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ADLAND'S UGLIEST FORUM EVER 3/7/2013 11:02:01 AM
	Hello Roger and friends, Can you spot the cleverly camouflaged critters? By: Shannon Dybvig Tuesday, March 5, 2013 9:42am PST It's that time again--it's time to focus your peepers to find the critters hiding in plain sight. Animals big and small, feathered and slimy, are waiting below hoping to be overlooked. Whether they happen to blend into the background, or have a special talent to make their exterior match the exterior, these creatures have many, varied ways to get lost. Can you find them? This lizard finds it easy being green--and useful for staying out of sight. Image by Sanderslelli Black and white stripes blend nicely at Kruger National Park, South Africa. Image by Stephen Downes This Great Grey Owl would be very easy to overlook, which he'd like very much. Image by Wild for Wildlife and Nature This image is equal parts branch and gecko. Can you tell which is which? Image byWikiCommons The ptarmigan isn't too hard to spot, but can you find her five chicks? Image by Paxson Woelber Can you spot the falcon above? It looks like he's spotted you. Image by Wenchmagnet This hip-pocket frog is slippery in more ways than one. Image by WikiCommons One of these palm fronds is actually a lizard. Can you tell which one? Image by Steven N. Maher These tawny frogmouths in Australia do a mean tree bark impression. Image by WikiCommons
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