In a pond where every fish has an opinion and none of them are helpful, the koi gather for their daily debate: is the leaf suspicious, is the water too dramatic today, and who exactly stirred the algae without permission? Between overthinkers, skeptics, and self-appointed philosophers, this unlikely council of fish proves one thing — even in calm waters, the drama runs deep.

They’re back… though they never really left. The legendary Nap Pile has reassembled on the pier, stacking sleep on sleep like it’s a group project no one wants to lead. Nothing happens, and that’s exactly the point. In this sequel, their dedication to doing less somehow reaches new heights.

They’ve reached peak laziness. No tides to chase. No fish to hunt. Just a pier, the sun, and the unwavering commitment to doing absolutely nothing. If relaxation were a sport, these seals would win gold by refusing to stand up for the medal.

Perched on her wooden throne at Cowell Ranch, Anna the hummingbird delivers swift judgment on every hiker who dares walk past her fence.

In the alleyways between seed and shadow, one bird keeps the peace. Cross him, and even the wind won’t carry your name.

Meet Flinch, the red-winged blackbird who can face the sky, stare down the wind… but still can’t decide if stepping off this wooden post is a heroic leap or a terrible idea.

A tiny bird with oversized opinions. Anna is a comic-style portrait of a fence-dwelling critic who’s had just about enough of the humans walking by. Part sass, part serenity — a feathered ode to judgment in the quiet corners of the park.

A neurotic blackbird named George rants his way through Fremont Central Park, turning everyday bird life into comic chaos.

Every family has a troublemaker. In this gaggle, it’s Nugget — loud, restless, and proudly unruly.

A rant-filled photo series featuring Larry the blackbird at Fremont Central Park in Fremont, CA.