It is my opinion most of us subscribe to Ms Tomlin's quotation at some point in our lives.
Our Helmeted Guinea Fowl here probably had the same thought in mind when I photographed it at Seattle's Seward Park a few years back. It was a long, long way from home; no one I spoke with knew how they came to be found near campsite #4 for the better part of several years.
They have since disappeared as mysteriously from the park as they appeared. That's sad. They had many friends among the humans, some of whom were frequent visitors, occasionally providing seed (and less-nutritious food) munchies.
This image, as well as all of the preceding Quotes, are for sale as physical art you can put on your office or home walls. Feel free to email me if you'd like to own this piece of American Pie(ty). Be the first on your block to be the first on your block.
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