I miss mum.
Wotdidyai;t? S a l m o n.
Let’s race to the ETN. Jabet.
She looks like J Lo. Butty? Nah, buttish.
Hmm, hmm, hmm hmm hmm.
Dream, dream, dream.
Brighter side of Winter.
Yes it was just a joke Monica
I was just answering with another Idiom well done.
This is turning into a Nice collection of Animal Pictures now.
Polar Bears Cats Dogs Birds Marsupial Mammals etc
Does anyone know all their names?
Thank God, James, I got it right this time!
A smile for you:
:)))
A new problem now? If we know their names? another idiom maybe?
Hmm … I don’t want to think anymore
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New pieces for the collection!
And I know their names:
Titi: Get off my back, will you?
Mimi: Don’t be rude!
Cici: He’s right, Mimi. He had enough. Every day, every day …
Mimi: Are you jealous?
Titi: Don’t start again, girls! What a life! I’m going to drown myself…
Hi Monica!
Superb comment!
Very, very funny!
You must have overheard the talking of these turtles.
Thank you.
Please more of such comments.
You have a gift to do it.
Alicja:)))
Yes Alicja,
I overheard them that day and I understood their Turtlesian language; usually, I don’t. But that day, I served them salmon for lunch and they were very relaxed.
I don’t have salmon anymore, but I see that Black Knight has just come from his fishing trip, did you see? just hope that his little hungry cats didn’t eat all salmons.
Moreover, I’m afraid that the big white cat who was saying Hmm hmm hmm has just seen the last salmon and made it invisible.
Thanks, Alicja.
See you!
I will let you correct you it yourself Monica
Be careful 
… all salmon?
Thank you, James.
Better - but not quite. There’s something missing. (In this context, you can count on something fishy going on.)
Oh, it’s fishy? I’ve just found what this fishy is. Who said that English is easy?
So,
Whole salmon?
All the salmon?
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LOL, yes.
‘Salmon’ here is quantifiable and, therefore, countable
I hope they didn’t eat all the salmon (the amount that was available to them).
Did you serve some sort of meat for their lunch?
Yes, I offered all the meat we had in the fridge.
Dear Monica!
Of course I noticed our Royal Knight! How couldn’t I didn’t notice?
I asked him, not to amuse there the long time.
He never had disappointed me, so I’m not surprised.
Moreover, he sent lovely photos, with the funny comments-in his style.
Yeah, our Knight is very reliable!!
When sometimes he is lost in his very profound thinking, somewhere in the space - and gone for the longer time, we should forgive him.
But we can be sure, he will be back- soon.
Don’t you worry about salmon. In his generousity- he is going to give a lot of salmon, for your cats.
Hugs!
Alicja:))
Oh,don’t correct me! I noticed mistake-but it was too late:(((
Should be: How could I didn’t notice?
Correct, at last!
And I offered, not served.
Thank you, Beeesneees!
Marvelous Monica!!!
I knew you had it in you
Thanks again, James!
Gangsters of the wild.
Venturous Boy.
I miss mum too.
Piggly, piggish, pigged, piggy pigs.
Can I have a tube of toothpaste please?
Who’s who?
Bullying pays?
Once a king, always a king.
He looks a lot like you Danny. Ain’t he?
Standing tall.
Training time.
Like father like son.
Will it be enough for my dinner?
Ahuv ahuv ’ ahuvhuvhuv. That was funny.
In my jungle we make all those sounds and noises under our own discretion.
Here they are.
This is a list of animal sounds in the English language. Most of these words can be used as either noun or verb. A majority of them are onomatopoeia.
Alligators – hiss, grunt, roar, quak
Antelopes – snort[1]
Anteaters - hrow,
Badgers – growl[2]
Bats – screech[3]
Bears – growl, groan, moan, roar
Bees – hum, buzz[4]
Beetles – drone, click
Birds – chirrup, chirp, twitter, tweet, sing, whistle
Bitterns – boom[5]
Blackbirds – whistle
Bonobos – chirp, squeal, screech, shriek, squeak, hoot
Calves – bleat[6]
Camels – grunt
Capuchins – chirp, chatter, trill
Cats – mew, purr, meow, miaow, hiss, yowl, screech, caterwaul
Chaffinch – ow
Chickens – cluck, cackle, bock, chirp, crow, screech, peep, cockadoodledoo
Chimpanzees – pant-hoot, grunt, scream, chatter, screech, bark
Chinchillas – squeak[7]
Cicadas – chirp[8]
Cows – moo, low, bawl (calf), bellow
Coyotes – yelp, cry, snarl
Crickets – chirp, creak
Crows – caw, cah[9]
Cuckoos – coo, cuckoo
Curlews – pipe[10]
Deer – bell
Dingos – bark, cry
Dogs – bark, woof, arf, bay, bow-wow, howl, yap
Dolphins – click[11]
Donkeys – bray, hee-haw[12]
Doves – coo-coo
Ducks – quack
Eagles – scream[13]
Elephants – trumpet, roar, moan, rumble
Emus – drum
Falcons – chant
Ferrets – dook[14]
Flies – buzz, hum
Foxes – bark, yelp, simper
Frogs – croak, ribbit, gribbit
Geese – cackle, gobble, hiss, honk, quack
Gibbons – whoop, chirp, screech, wail
Giraffes – bleat[15]
Goats – bleat, baa
Gorillas – hoot, bark, grunt, whine, pock, pant
Grasshoppers – chirp[16]
Guinea pigs – squeak[17]
Hamsters – squeak[18]
Hares – squeak[19]
Hens – cackle, cluck
Hermit crabs - chirp[20]
Hippopotamuses – bellow, rumble, roar, growl[21]
Hogs – grunt, snort[22]
Horses – neigh, snort, whinny, nicker, sputter
Humans – whisper, hum, whistle, cry, scream, sing, talk, moan, laugh, sputter, mimic other animals, coo
Hummingbirds – hum, twitter
Hyenas – laugh, scream, whoop
Jackals – gecker, howl
Jays – chatter, screech
Kangaroos – chortle
Koalas – scream, bellow, wail
Komodo dragons – growl, snarl, hiss
Lambs – bleat, baa
Larks – sing, warble[23]
Linnets – chuckle[24]
Lions – roar, growl[25]
Llamas – maw
Magpies – chatter[26]
Mice – squeak and squeal
Monkeys – chatter, gecker, gibber, whoop, screech
Moose – bellow[27]
Mosquitoes – whine[28]
Narwhals – squeal
Nightingales – pipe, sing, warble
Okapis – cough, bellow[29]
Orangutans - Groan, grunt, smooch, wheeze, chirp, squeal, sputter
Ostriches – chirp, bark, hiss, low hum
Owls – hoot, scream, screech, shriek
Oxen – bellow, low[23]
Parrots – mimic a variety of sounds, screech, squawk
Peacocks – scream[30]
Peafowls – scream
Pigs – snort, grunt, squeal, oink[21]
Pigeons – coo[21]
Porpoises – whistle, click
Prairie dogs – bark[31]
Puffins – chirp
Queleas – chatter
Rabbits – squeak, drum, growl (when cornered)
Raccoons – trill[32]
Rats – squeak, eek, brux
Ravens – croak[23]
Rhinoceros – bellow[21]
Robins – chirp
Rooks – caw[23]
Roosters – crow[33]
Seagulls – scream, squawk, mew
Seals – bark[34]
Sheep – bleat, baa[21]
Snakes – hiss[21]
Sparrows – chirp, twitter[35]
Squirrels – squeak, chatter, click
Stags – bellow[21]
Swallows – twitter, squeal
Swans – cry[23]
Tapirs – whistle, squeak[36]
Tigers – growl, roar, snarl[37]
Thrushes – whistle, sing
Tokay Geckos – croak[38]
Turkeys – gobble[21]
Vervets – chirp, chatter, grunt, bark, coo, sputter
Vultures – scream[23]
Walruses – groan[21]
Whales – sing[21]
Wolves – howl, cry, yell
Wrens – trill, warble[39]
Yaks - low, moan
Zebras – whinny, whoop ( Ref. Wiki )
Sometimes it is good to be an animal.
Have fun, life is too short.
( Don’t forget you can die today, at breakfast, at lunch, at dinner, at supper, when kissing, when sleeping, when shitting. The rich or the poor, Bill the Gates or the Beggars at the gate, same same case here - Jungle style writing -. )
I would die laughing which would make my face presentable. For the girls expecting me the next life. Ahi hihihi.
Dear Black Knight!
Your comments are priceless!!
Alicja:)))))
And why are you always adorable my Alice in the wonderland.
Have fun.
Luvja.