The Dodo Blog

Beautiful black & white picture of a Dodo statue by David Champion, aka, biker500, with a pinhole camera.

Well it’s what they think a Dodo looks like round here. Pinhole image on 135 Rollei Retro 100. Six second exposure.

Le dodo appartement by  Mai Kangas on Flickr. And now, thanks to Mai, we know where he is living in Mauritius. I should call him.

A friend, Avi Alkalay, was in Belgium last year and took those pictures of a store in Bruges (Brugge), Belgium. It’s probably some jewellery, but I couldn’t find any additional information about it. Maybe if I knew some words in Dutch I could had better – any – results. Anyway, a store called dodo with a dodo logo is cool enough, and I’m going to discover something one day, with some luck. Thanks for the photos Avi!

Update: Allison solved the mystery: the store is Dodo. It looks so cool that it deserves its own post. Stay tuned! Thanks again Allison!

Alice in Wonderland №10 by the fantastic Russian photographer Vladimir Clavijo-Telepnev. BTW, some parts of the site are NSFW (contain nudes). (via Bibi’s box)

Harri’s dodos in the bedroom, protecting them while they sleep. Kristiina’s Housewarming photographed by Joshua Bousel.

DuckCake and Duckgrilled pancakemess dodo pancakes created and photographed by dr_loplop.

A Dodo In Grand-Bay, photo by Delicious Mauritious.

Occasionally the neanderthal would go off and paint. That’s a carved wood dodo bird in the foreground.

Dodo bird as religious icon.

The Dodo bird as religious icon are from the set Jesus Reads to A Neanderthal by Daren Rabinovich (I think) at the Low Gallery, photographed by Christina.

Dodo statue on The Gerald Durrel Zoo in Jersey, photo taken by Victor Keech.

Unbeknownst to most ornithologists, the dodo was actually a very advanced species, living alone quite peacefully, until, in the 17th century, it was annihilated by men, rats, and dogs. As usual.

Dodos photoshop version of Gary Larson’s Dodos, made by h2oscienceguy081