Fish Tales~

Arizona Koi,

are friendly fish.

They aren’t afraid of getting hooked,

but do expect some tasty treats!

I had no fishy food,

but still they followed me,

around the ponds,

like swimming puppy dogs!

Cheers to you from Arizona’s friendly koi~


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173 thoughts on “Fish Tales~

    1. Yes!! Fascinating. Check this out:
      “Koi fish are a colorful, ornamental versions of the common carp. Though carp domestication is believed to have begun in China as far back as the 4th century, modern Japanese koi are believed to date back to early 19th-century Japan where wild, colorful carp were caught, kept and bred by rice farmers.” Source: Smithsonian Zoo

    1. One could name one’s koi, Spot, which is quite fitting for a spotted one, and they call him, “Here Spot!” I don’t think sit and fetch would work though 😉

  1. Bravo, Cindy! These are stunning. It is relaxing to look at fish. I was out strolling the desert this afternoon, taking photos and was thinking about your visit here. It appears you are having a wonderful time. Thanks for being here! 🌞 🌵

    1. We are having a wonderful time. Staying in beautiful places in such a gorgeous state. Thank you for thinking of me Michele. Arizonians are taking good care of me დდ

  2. Now that would be something to see Cindy, you walking the fish. I didn’t know they now have fish leads 🤣
    Great shots dear lady…ah…no mermaids? 😂 Mind you, walking the fish should be enough surprises for one day 😀 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋

      1. Imagine one of those coming up to you for a feed as you sit by the river. I’m amazed at their ability to breathe for up to 3 or 4 days out of water with that special chamber next to their gills. So many amazing things we don’t know in this world, but your sharing them thank you 😀 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋

  3. That third one is my favorite… almost trying to talk you into that tasty treat! Blowing you a bubble?
    (Yay! I seem to be getting notifications now! )

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    1. There are too many predators at The Holler. Years ago, I came upon a natural creek near where I lived full of juvenile koi. who must have been released. I was sorely tempted to build a pond and bring them home დ

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