Urban Fauna - Wild Hydrants of Northern California
By Alexis Gerard
25 Apr 2009
Believed to have evolved from a few individuals who were released into the wild by their former owners. They found the conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area quite favorable and, with few natural predators (only worms), have reproduced extensively.
P.S. I plead temporary insanity caused by evil JPG members including Claudia Luthi, Pascal Felloneau, Llorenç Rosanes, Simon Kossoff and other guilty parties.
10 responses
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Simon Kossoff gave props (26 Apr 2009):
Really funny and wonderful shots, Thank you.
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JOE FAILK gave props (26 Apr 2009):
Super Great photos!
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Michael Risenhoover gave props (27 Apr 2009):
Great collection Alexis!
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Susan Littlefield gave props (27 Apr 2009):
LOL.....terrific series! I had no idea so many had escaped!!
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Litz Go gave props (27 Apr 2009):
here in the south bay, they come in different colors too, even silver color! great capture, Alexis
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Jim Hart gave props (27 Apr 2009):
i feel those newspapers in your neighborhood are more of a threat ...
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minno ramirez gave props (28 Apr 2009):
cool story, love it!!!
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Michele Randell gave props (29 Apr 2009):
Reminds me of garden gnomes gone on holidays ! This made my day :) Love it!
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dominic serrao gave props (11 May 2009):
nice collection!
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Alice gave props (1 Jun 2009):
:o) very nice essay and cool shots!
