Droppings Collection

Boy crossing sweeper who would earn a few pence by sweeping the road clean of horse droppings and any other such dirt
533893 Boy crossing sweeper who would earn a few pence by sweeping the road clean of horse droppings and any other such dirt

Comic postcard, Pigeons flying above racehorses Date: 20th century

Comic postcard, Man at football match Date: 20th century

Protection Required
Jacqueline Hammer

Majorette looking rather disgusted
A Majorette looks rather disgusted as she prepares to step over droppings left by horses in a north-western parade. Date: circa 1981

The American Kestrel (Falco sparverius) is a small falcon, and the only kestrel found in the Americas

Brown Bear Ursos arctos droppings showing bear has been eating berries, Katmai Alaska July

San Fernando Street, Cienfuegos, Cuba. Date: circa 1925

Prohibition sign no to dog waste on lawns

Dung Beetle -Scarabaeus semipunctatus- forming a ball of sheep dung, Lake Kerkini region, Greece, Europe

Dung Beetle -Scarabaeus semipunctatus- rolling a ball of sheep dung, Lake Kerkini region, Greece, Europe

Noon fly -Mesembrina meridiana- perched on cow pat, Grawa Alm alp, Stubaital valley, Tyrol, Austria, Europe

Giraffe droppings -Giraffa camelopardalis-, Etosha National Park, Namibia

Burchells Zebra -Equus burchellii-, dung, Etosha National Park, Namibia

Two cowpats on meadow

cowpat on meadow

Picture No. 11073941
Manure drying for fuel Gulyuzu, by Cildir Golu Lake, far eastern Turkey

Picture No. 10984422
European Wryneck - leaving nest with dropping sack in beak Bulgaria (Jynx torquilla) Date:

Picture No. 10898706
Bengal Tiger - droppings (Panthera tigris tigris) Date:

Boy crossing sweeper who would earn a few pence by sweeping the road clean of horse droppings and any other such dirt so that persons higher up the social ladder could cross the road without getting

Boy crossing sweepers. Both adults and children of the poorest classes tended particular road crossings and, for payment, would sweep the road of dirt

A 10 point Red Deer stag grazing and defecating- Isle of Jura Scotland

Brunnichs guillemots. Colony of Brunnichs guillemots, or thick-billed murre, (Uria lomvia) on coastal cliffs. Photographed on an island in the Svalbard archipelago, Norway

Insect droppings in Dominican amber. Specimen dates from the Lower Miocene, about 20 million years ago. Fig. 65 from Amber the Natural Time Capsule

Panaeolus semiovatus - the egghead mottlegill on cow dung at high altitude - Bernina Pass - Swiss Alps
ROG-14447 the egghead mottlegill on cow dung at high altitude Bernina Pass - Swiss Alps Panaeolus semiovatus Bob Gibbons contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Egghead Mottlegill (Panaeolus semiovatus) fruiting bodies, growing on cattle dung at high altitude, Bernina Pass, Swiss Alps, Switzerland, june

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"Droppings: A Humorous Journey Through Nature and Everyday Life" As the Briard dog strolled along the beach, it left behind a not-so-pleasant surprise, much to the dismay of onlookers. Even the majorette couldn't hide her disgust as she witnessed an unfortunate encounter with droppings during her performance. In a comical postcard from the 20th century, pigeons dared to fly above racehorses, risking an unexpected splatter of droppings. Another hilarious postcard depicted a man at a football match desperately trying to avoid being hit by flying droppings – talk about bad luck. The sign read "Protection Required" as residents in San Fernando Street, Cienfuegos, Cuba took measures against unwanted encounters with canine waste. Amidst nature's wonders, even the American Kestrel had its fair share of messy moments when it encountered some unsightly droppings while hunting for prey. Picture No. 10878573 captured brown bear Ursos arctos' droppings revealing its berry-rich diet in Katmai Alaska – proof that bears have their own favorite treats. Prohibition signs sternly reminded pet owners not to let their furry friends leave any unwelcome surprises on lawns across town. Witnessing Scarabaeus semipunctatus forming and rolling balls of sheep dung became an intriguing sight in Greece's Lake Kerkini region – nature's recycling at work. From beaches to stadiums and everywhere in between, this collection explores how something as simple as they are turn everyday situations into comedic adventures. Join us on this lighthearted journey through various scenarios where droppings take center stage - reminding us that sometimes laughter is just one plop away.