Saturday's Photo Hunting: fluffy tummies

Our friend Gattina in Belgium hosts Saturday's Photo Hunting, and this week the word is fluffy.
Here are a few photos I found of fluffy tummies, from our archives.

Dick's old cat, Igor, who lived to be 20 years old. He wasn't a fluffy cat, but he had a fluffy tummy.

Gao Gao, the daddy panda at the San Diego Zoo. We'll see him again at the end of this month.

Gao Gao's daughter, Su Lin, in 2006 at the age of 5 months, spent most of her time up in a tree, and we could see her tummy from below. Su Lin now lives in China.

Buttercup, the official resident sloth at the Aviarios Sloth Sanctuary in Costa Rica.

Close up of a Capuchin monkey in the rain in Costa Rica.

This fluffy-tummied youngster is a baby frigate bird in the Galapagos Islands.

I was very surprised when this fellow jumped onto my shoulder in Casablanca.

A baby puffin looks at photos of other puffins during my tour of Sea World in Florida.

My school friend Carola and her husband Ken have two Maine Coon cats named Dash and Lily.
This is Lily in the laundry basket.

These two doves in Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii, are all fluffed up because it was a tiny bit chilly one morning, although not by Canadian standards!

Our favorite fluffy tummy in all the world belongs, of course, to our dog Lindy!

© Photos by Kay Davies and Richard Schear

Around the World in Eighteen Minutes

Above, winter in Redcliff, Alberta, Canada, and a wild rabbit posing in front of the car. "Hey, I can't escape this weather, but you people can!"
Iguana in a tree in Costa Rica. No snow, just show.
Land iguana in Ecuador's beautiful Galapagos Islands, on the equator.
Toucan in a tree in Costa Rica.
Sled dogs near Whitehorse, in Canada's Yukon.
Capuchin monkey in the rain in Costa Rica. Yes, tropical rain forest.
Above, we saw hundreds of these "blue morph" butterflies in Costa Rica.
Gao Gao, the daddy panda in California's San Diego Zoo, lies on his back and flirts with the tourists. He loves to be the center of attention.
Back in Alberta, Lindy, our lovely dog, with her best friend, our granddaughter Kiana.