Purple Long-Eared Slug

There was a slightly better plant of this variety for posing a feep, but that plant was already occupied by a green bug of some sort. One can't just go evicting insects for the sake of photo shoots, so I had to move on to a different plant.

Firebird

I know I just said a couple of days ago that feeps don't eat decorative plants. It is possible, however, that some of them are pollinators.

This is one of the new figurines I just put up in the Etsy Store, by the way.

Purple Toothy Nautilus waiting for the bus

Don't you hate it when you forgot your umbrella and the bus is late and you just know it's going to start pouring at any second?

Crimson Long-Horned Monster

To the best of my knowledge the feeps will not munch on your decorative plants, and therefore do not need to be controlled by the introduction of feep-eating toads.

Conical Mollusc

Just out for a postprandial scuttle.

Electricus Von Snoot

I had not actually set out to make a Von Snoot with an electricity bolt on it, nor did I have any subtle plan when deciding to photograph it posing on the base of an electricity tower. I only just noticed the link when trying to come up with a name for this Von Snoot. This is probably one of those cases where I should just lie and say it was all planned that way from the beginning to make myself seem more clever.

Small Green Corkscrew

You probably figured this out already, but you should not attempt to open a bottle of wine using a Corkscrew Feep.