Forget about the infamous "leaf peepers" that flood New Hampshire each fall for the legendary foliage — these are "primary peepers" and they are serious about their politics.
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Click through to find the best picks for your peepers.
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In fact, Harry's peepers already do most of the talking.
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It's really hard to leave when the peepers are singing.
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Would you gaze your peepers upon this wonderful little punter man?
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Cost: $25Find out more about the Peepers Bravado and Limelight Readers here.
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Baby frogs — peepers — chirped and creaked, filling the air with their own static.
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Foxx himself has inked 71 individual peepers since he started four years ago.
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Should the award go to Bradley Cooper and his crystal clear baby blue peepers?
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Yet this nasty-nunnery tale (originally titled "Heretiks") has more problems than bleeding peepers.
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The device sits on your laptop and watches your peepers as you scroll through data.
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Blue Named for his stunning eyes, it is Blue's peepers that are also causing him problems.
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Did you know that Yankee Magazine maintains a live foliage map for New England leaf-peepers?
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Perhaps my wild peepers were firing off lust beams, willy-nilly, leading to misunderstandings left and right.
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And there's no better way to prepare than by streaming as much horror as your peepers can withstand.
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Across the northeast, embittered "leaf peepers" are watching as the region's leaves change from green directly to brown.
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Just like your skin can be burned and damaged by UVA and UVB rays, your peepers can too.
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But ultimately, for pixel peepers like myself, this upgrade seems like it's going to be a little underwhelming.
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Half submerged in icy water, and calling for mates, spring peepers and wood frogs have particularly poignant voices.
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" He ends his song by singing that "when all those Mister Peepers people fall ... Lord help us all.
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In February, spring peepers made my ears ring as I walked through wetlands east of Nashville's honky-tonks.
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Aloş, a cat from Turkey, dazzles with a mesmerizing set of peepers that will make humans and felines swoon.
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Summer may be over, but it's never a bad time to protect those peepers — especially if you're a kid.
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The accessory is a summer must-have — not to just make a look, but also to protect your peepers.
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Scientists have discovered a new species of bristle worm that has a second set of peepers on its pooper.
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They provide a counterpoint to the bell-like clarity of the chorus of spring peepers, which inevitably accompany them.
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That's when the neighborhood is flooded with thousands of Christmas-light peepers anxious to see the area's famed displays.
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Enterprising sunflower peepers, though, maneuvered their cars along side roads and pulled out their cameras for one last shot.
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Peepers," Folds sings that "Y'all (Republicans) know he can't comply" with the requests, "but that's the point, of course.
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Jubilee has a congenital issue with her eyelids, giving her pale blue peepers a permanent, cartoonish look of surprise.
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For example images like "Redwood" (2015), "Peepers" (2015) and "Roller Coley" (2007) present nude subjects with an indiscernible gender.
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If deflating your peepers is high on your agenda, then Sunday Riley Auto Correct Eye Contour Cream is for you.Pros:Cons:
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The 11th-floor clubroom, its doors locked, its windows covered to keep out peepers, was converted into a temporary newsroom.
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One thing is certain: At some point, even the most famous of celebrity peepers will glaze over into 100-yard stares.
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He's so cute that it's hard to look away, though that may just be his giant peepers sucking you in forever.
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Just beyond the street lamps, a rapidly darkening forest, already filled with a chorus of wood frogs and spring peepers, beckoned.
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But further down the mountains, the aspens, sycamores, cottonwoods and other trees are now alight, according to reports from leaf peepers.
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Those peepers belong to Raymond (Frank Langella), a retired doctor who's unwilling to endure further treatment for a hopeless heart condition.
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That&aposs when the neighborhood is flooded with thousands of Christmas-light peepers anxious to see the area&aposs famed displays.
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And I've seen the argument that Trump was somehow referring to the Saturday Night Live character Mr. Peepers, a half-monkey, half-man played by Chris Kattan, or the even more obscure Mr. Peepers from Comedy Central's raucous parody Another Period, where the character of the same name is a butler played by Michael Ian Black.
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As mentioned, Mr. Peepers is a bit more obscure as a reference, but it seems like one Trump would be aware of.
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The skin around your eyes is extremely delicate so it's important to use a good eye makeup remover that will pamper your peepers.
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But not everything is perfect with the V303's camera, and pixel peepers will likely be let down by a number of things.
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The whole thing repeats after Labor Day, especially in October, but it's more crowded and expensive because of "leaf-peepers" seeking fall colors.
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He followed them into the trees and watched as they attracted peepers, sometimes a crowd of them, who would silently surround the couple.
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The Canadian pop star took said goodbye to Instagram this summer and, for the Instagram peepers of the world, it was a devastating loss.
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She also embellishes her sculptures with little handmade details like knitted sweaters and embroidered facial features, along with a carefully rendered set of signature peepers.
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Unless staring into the depths of Elisabeth Moss's Emmy-winning peepers is really your thing, Season 3 of The Handmaid's Tale was a fucking mess.
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Pixel peepers in extraordinary DxOMark are here to help, with new tests focused on evaluating the latest gadgets' night modes and ultra-wide-angle lenses.
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The blacks are inky, although there are layers to the darkness; some pictures reward close viewing with murky outlines of yet more peepers farther back.
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While the sapphire color of the fire matches Viserion's stylish new peepers, it is not consistent with the rumored frost-breath of an ice dragon.
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The display is still a 1080p AMOLED display (2,280 x 1,080 resolution to be exact), but only the biggest pixel peepers will complain about the resolution.
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The limo went across the road and hit an unoccupied SUV parked at the Apple Barrel, a local institution and popular stop for autumn leaf-peepers.
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Volunteers helping to usher the amphibians across the street in the Hudson Valley last week saw wood frogs, spotted salamanders, four-toed salamanders and spring peepers.
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The best thing to do may be to quit the search-engine research and self-diagnoses altogether and give those delicate peepers a bit of a break.
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Disguising eyes, as a real bandit mask does, would help stop prey spotting predatory peepers that were studying them just before their owner lunged for the kill.
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It's not because the photos of Jake Gyllenhaal aren't beautiful — it's because I have bad eyesight and focusing on moving images on a screen hurts my peepers!
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In fact, even the most ardent leaf peepers have been disappointed by the foliage, since the trees seem to be confused as to what season it is.
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Most bafflingly, Morgan's creators (Ridley Scott's son Luke and Peepers writer-director Seth W. Owen) don't seem to care about the natural questions a Frankenstein story raises.
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His velvety eyes were a dialed down version of the peepers he wields to astonishing effect onscreen, where they seem to bare every twitch of his soul.
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There may be a reason these elders of entertainment protect their peepers under the harsh lights of the stage and cruel honesty of high-definition digital camera.
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Give your pretty peepers the spotlight by amping up your arches: Sweep BBROWBAR's tinted gel upward-and-across your temples, similar to the way you apply your mascara.
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An app called Seasons from Logicworks is delightful as you can choose sounds — like spring peepers, a barbecue, leaf raking, and icicles dripping — based on the four seasons.
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The song, published Monday as part of a Washington Post Magazine project on alternative storytelling, draws its title, "Mister Peepers," from President Donald Trump's reported nickname for Rosenstein.
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But if you're someone who was born between 1945 and 1955 and who watched a lot of TV as a kid, you probably know who Mr. Peepers is.
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I think it's safe to say that a television-addicted baby boomer (a description very easily applied to the president) would know both Mr. Magoo and Mr. Peepers.
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A minute later, clouds seem to shroud those big, bright peepers, and she has the bewildered look of a toddler who's lost track of her mother at the mall.
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Multi-camera solutions existed in order to sense the position of the eyes in 3D space, but in general watching where your peepers pointed was too hard for cellphones.
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In the meantime, now that you know that it's possible to have all-black peepers, the photo of Varn is sure to haunt your nightmares for a few weeks.
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Many have downcast eyes, though one mother, wearing Marian blue and cradling a nude man in some parody Pietà, looks skyward with the big, googly peepers of Cookie Monster.
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Gone are the mechanical moving peepers of the original Ruxpin that terrified a seven-year-old Andrew who found them eerily similar to the soulless eyes used on ventriloquist dummies.
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There are no funny effects, or silly tricks, the Nokia 9 seems to just want to deliver super detailed, high-quality images to please even the pickiest of pixel peepers.
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The pixel-peepers over at DxOMark have shared some of the interesting metrics and techniques they use to judge the quality of a smartphone's artificial bokeh, or background blur in photos.
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Though these huge peepers had no sockets or discernible protective layers, the crab probably had functional vision that helped it hunt prey, avoid predators, and recognize members of the same species.
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In between excoriating James Comey and tossing around conspiracy theories about Mr. Peepers, President Trump decided to suddenly announce he was considering a pardon for Jack Johnson, the history-making boxer.
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I didn't think of anything but New York, where "The Jackie Gleason Show" and "Your Show of Shows" and "Mister Peepers," and all those shows I watched live in Nebraska, were.
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Asheville, N. C. — with its lively arts district, locavore food movement and over-the-top, Gilded Age mansion — attracts hordes of leaf peepers as soon as the temperatures start to drop.
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But the sophistication of the giant squid's visual brain may not be commensurate with its basketball-sized peepers, according to a paper published Wednesday in the journal Royal Society Open Science.
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And if you spend a long day working, Dell's ComfortView feature minimizes blue light to reduce eye strain, plus your peepers will feel less fatigue with its flicker-free, anti-glare screen.
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In the meantime the company is starting beta testing (apply here) and has released some high-resolution images from test hardware for pixel peepers to tear apart here — JPEGs but no RAW, alas.
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Hammer NRG Deep Tissue Body Massager — $99 See Details Give your eye and face muscles the TLC they deserve with the Vortix, a device designed by software and hardware engineers to soothe your peepers.
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Shelley Duvall may not have the looks that make eyes pop at Hollywood and Vine, but her own Orphan Annie-style peepers, shining with the satisfaction that comes of overnight triumph, make up for that.
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She's got different-colored eyes (one blue, one brown), and her name is a nod to David Bowie's own set of peepers, one of which had a permanently dilated pupil thanks to a childhood injury.
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Sure, you could take Apple's word for it that the new iPhone's cameras are amazing — or you could let some obsessive pixel-peepers perform some (mostly) objective tests and really get into the nitty-gritty.
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Now, a new study shows that the two giant eyes among the spiders' eight total peepers make the key difference in helping the spiders to see better at night, and zero in on prey walking nearby.
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The impetus for me to try Night Sight in good lighting was mostly curiosity, though I've discovered two genuine advantages for pixel peepers like me: better white balance and greater sharpness (at least with the Pixel 3).
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She said she was on meds and heavy duty drops to fix her peepers, and claimed she'd have to wear an eye patch ... but it looks like she healed up nicely in time for the big show.
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A few of our shots graced my earlier Eistnaflug report, but now that the rest of her prints have dried, we've got a whole slew of others for you to clap yer peepers on, from Marduk to Misþyrming.
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This week a few eagle-eyed internet goers spotted something a little weird with Ivanka Trump's peepers: They seem to change color — from dark brown to hazel to bright green — possibly through the use of colored contact lenses.
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Unlike the romance of the peepers and wood frogs that call from these same pools, courtship for a spotted salamander is a silent, tactile affair, each male nudging as many females as he can until one or more concede.
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New Hampshire is known for its beautiful fall foliage, and many leaf-peepers travel from across the country just to watch the fall leaves change color along New Hampshire's creeks and in the state's quaint, quintessentially New England villages.
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The ubiquitous peepers are by graffiti-turned-street-turned-fine artist Ahol Sniffs Glue, a name renowned to Miamians in-the-know (believe me, I watched drivers stop and honk while we were filming VICE's guide to the Magic City, #miamifulltime).
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Magoo" and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE "Mr. Peepers.
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For parents of youngsters who prefer Disney's other mega franchise, Star Wars, to Frozen's singing princesses and snowmen you only need point your peepers at Kano's The Force Coding Kit instead, which offers much the same experience — but in a sci-fi wrapper.
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I, admittedly, haven't seen a ton of Mister Peepers, but the episodes and clips I have watched depict a rather meek man who manages to keep from being bowled over by his stronger-willed friends and colleagues through gentle good humor and spirit.
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In the year and a half since Rosenstein appointed Mueller in May 2017, he became something of a folk hero of the left — the singer-songwriter Ben Folds even wrote a song in his honor called "Mister Peepers," based on Trump's reported nickname for Rosenstein.
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These findings confirm that spiders in the genus Deinopis, which have the largest eyes of any spider, use their humongous peepers to survive in the wild, said study lead researcher Jay Stafstrom, a doctoral student of biological sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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We talked about everything from our childhood pets (her rats, Mr. Peepers and Tefnut, and my dog, Inky) to my fanciful dream of one day running a retirement home for animals: geriatric cows and octogenarian pigs happily living out their golden years with nothing whatsoever expected from them.
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Lincoln is a hill town of barely a thousand people halfway up Vermont's fifth highest mountain, and while it gets its share of leaf peepers in the autumn, it's a far cry from the picturesque hamlets that have ski resorts to entice tourists the rest of the year.
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Wildlife: Spring peepers, or small chorus frogs, are croaking; hawks are beginning their aerial courtship displays; and male deer on Staten Island are losing their antlers, exposing the pedicles, which look like a bloody hole in their skulls, said Sarah Aucoin, chief of education and wildlife for the city's parks department.
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Fortunately, authorized Apple retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, and Amazon don't abide by the same "no discounts" policy (they're the real MVPs, TBH) — and if you keep your peepers peeled for good deals, you can avoid paying full price for MacBooks, iPads, iPhones, and AirPods these next couple of days.
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Over three seasons from 1952 to 1955, the sitcom Mister Peepers cranked out 127 episodes (of which only 102 still survive) about the titular character (played by Wally Cox), a mild-mannered high school teacher living in the kind of idyllic small-town American television celebrated often in the 1950s.
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Mr. Magoo — who's best known for being a doddering old blind man — is a better insult than Mr. Peepers, who is a pretty good guy, all things considered, though I guess if you reduce all of human life to a battle for dominance, his gentle good humor must seem pretty weak.
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A few felt ovals on a grey backing will get you there, but if you want that glossy look you may want to draw or print those peepers out on a bit of paper instead, back that with some cardstock, and seal it with a self-laminating sheet for that freshly-possessed and mostly-waterproof gleam.
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The song's title, "Mister Peepers," is a reference to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's reported nickname for Rosenstein, whom the president has publicly criticized in the past.
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"Policy is my love language and I'm unapologetic about that because with the power of a stroke of a pen you can create injustice, with the power of a stroke of a pen you can create justice, you can actualize it as well," she said at a supporter home Friday morning with a caged cockatoo named Derby and caique named Peepers squawking along with applause (Pressley dubbed the bird the "amen" corner of the room).
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