Animals

Snakes

A hidden worry. A sharp encounter. A skin you are ready to leave behind.

Dogs

Companionship, signals of trust, and the responsibility of living alongside another creature.

Cats

Chosen closeness, changing boundaries, and attending to a particular animal.

Alligator

An unfamiliar presence close to home.

Anaconda

A long body, a partial view, and the room available for each movement.

Ants

Follow the route, the carrying and the place where small actions gather.

Bats

Notice what moved, what became visible and how the encounter found space.

Bears

A powerful presence, room to retreat, and responding to the animal in front of you.

Bees

Many small movements, one busy setting, and the boundary around it.

Beetles

An unfamiliar shape can become more particular through contact and use.

Birds

The encounter changes with movement, care and the distance you choose.

Butterfly

Change, lightness, and fleeting movement take a delicate visible form.

Caterpillar

A small moving body, the surface it crosses, and the change you expected to see.

Chickens

What the birds need can differ from the schedule or task you expected.

Crocodile

A route with uncertain footing.

Crow

A familiar public scene can become particular through one visitor’s actions.

Deer

Approach does not have to become pursuit.

Dolphin

An encounter shaped by company, movement, and the surrounding water.

Doves

A gentle-looking encounter still has practical needs and choices.

Ducks

A shared route can allow different ways of moving through it.

Eagles

Height and scale can offer a view while changing what is within reach.

Elephant

Size, presence, and the space a substantial task requires.

Fleas

A close nuisance can make its route and responsibility matter.

Flies

A visitor’s route can matter more than responding to every interruption.

Fox

Interest can change the route.

Frogs

A voice in the reeds, a sudden change of position, and the route between two places.

Grasshopper

A small pause, an abrupt leap, and the place where your attention lands next.

Horses

Whose rhythm guides the journey, and how do you respond?

Locust

Scale changes the task while leaving particular choices available.

Moose

A large animal in a particular place, and the room each traveller needs.

Mosquito

A repeated interruption can make the conditions for rest matter.

Moth

What keeps drawing attention may need another arrangement around it.

Nest

A place is shaped by what it needs to hold.

Otter

Room for play within movement.

Owl

Being seen and having enough information can become different questions.

Parrot

Repeating the words can change who seems to own the conversation.