Puzzle Description:

#1: valerie o..travis (bigblue) on Nov 20, 2013

fish eye

Got it, Travis!

wahoo, i got one :) it was a good pic norma :)

Thanks, Travis.

It was a good picture but Travis beat me to the answer!

Thanks, Susan.

very well done! and fun to solve, as well :-) (cool eye). i'm starting to see particular styles of puzzle artists, for instance, I recognized the "norma dee" bird! love it.

Thank you very much, Linda.

Love it! Thanks Norma.

It looks like a hook and eye, to me. :)

Thanks, Jewel.

Is hookeye a word?:)

Enjoyed this, thanks Norma! There's another split word hiding in your picture...a medicinal plant!

Hook and eye is a sewing term.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hook-and-eye_closure

Chances are, your bra (or a bra you've opened, if you're a dude) has a hook-and-eye closure.

I know what a hook and eye is, but since I was making these puzzles by splitting our two words from one word I was being facetious by asking if there was such a thing as a hookeye (one word).

Hmmm. You got me, JoDeen. But that wouldn't be hard since I know very little about medicinal plants. :) Maybe someone else can guess.

Of course. :)

the only medicinal plant I can see in the picture is "narrow dock". is that it, jodeen?

Is the bird British? It could be saying "Aloe!"

Good one, Kristen.

great image Norma.:)

Thanks, Aldege.

Nice!

Thanks, Jota.

No such thing as a hook eye but there is an eye hook. And has Jodeen told us where the (aloe?) is hiding?

Maybe the fisherman has a wart, but his name is James, so s'aint John's wart.

Also, fishing takes a lot of "thyme"

lol Bill and Kristen.

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