Last weekend Mr. Right and I worked hard to spring clean and revamp our large koi pond/water garden. This project involved carefully moving all 13 special and much-loved koi to the small pond while we worked on the much needed cleaning and re-working of their larger space. Below you'll see what I perceive as excitement and happiness as they dash about exploring their nice new, CLEAN space:
And then here's what I perceive as curiosity or interest while they try to figure out if that frog is real or not and if it was there before:
And lastly, I think my adorable koi even show evidence of the emotion, greed. Somehow they never think there's going to be enough food for everybody:
So you tell me. Do koi have and show emotion. I think they do but not everybody loves koi like I do.
For more and better emotion pictures or to join in the fun, visit Beth at Ishouldbefoldinglaundry.
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I love these! I'm incredibly jealous. Koi are absolutely amazing, and I do believe they're capable of emotion. Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteI do believe they have emotion, I see how excited they get whenever their "Mommy" gets home from work and goes outside to see them!!! Great shots of your babies!
ReplyDeleteAmy
I love that greedy shot - great capture!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures. I'm pretty sure I spotted Cubbie.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful koi! We bought a house a few years ago and "inherited" a koi pond. We have added some new members to the family and I love them and know the emotion of which you speak!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to have come across your site! (Follow Beth's blog from Sisterhood of the Shrinking Jeans too)
~Mendie