Field guide No. 1125
Hare with groundbound ears
Ears to the ground, literally.
A hare crouches on a bare ploughed field with its long ears stretched out flat along the soil behind it like two dragged ropes. It is listening, and not to anything above the surface.
Field noteEars lie flat behind the hare like dragged ropes; it is listening to the field, and the field is listening back.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Square ringed red onionOnions grow in rounds. This one grew in nested squares, and it is still an onion.
Anvil yielding to feathersA black iron anvil sinks softly into a heap of feathers. It found the one seat that does not ring.
Copper coins with emerging black holesCoins get lost down holes; here the holes come up out of the coins, black and solid.
Geese walking up a waterfallWalking up falling water needs grip water doesn’t offer. The geese manage anyway.