Field guide No. 326
Upside down flamingos on the ceiling
Standing on one leg, the other way.
In a derelict brick factory full of sunbeams, a flock of flamingos stands upside down on the ceiling. The floor is for other birds.
Field noteFlamingos stand on one leg anywhere gravity lets them. Here it lets them up.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Spore soundsMushrooms will fruit on stranger substrates than vinyl. Not at thirty-three revolutions, though.
The radish airshipBalloons are round and ride under baskets. Radishes are round and heavy, and should not.
Private weatherSmall sparks are allowed; static manages them daily. Inside a snail shell they are merely misplaced.
Escaping grooves on plasterGrooves are just shaped vinyl; lifting off makes them loose shaped vinyl. Odd, consistent.