Traditionally, the leprechaun is a miserly, human-hating trickster with a foot fetish. However, these characteristics are slightly nuanced when the figure is placed near a concrete goose. Placing the goose above the leprechaun and facing the pair away from the home suggests that the yard artist is attempting to reduce these troublesome traits in himself or in members of the household.
Below, the ensemble as seen from the pedestrian's point of view... Apparently, the handy street sign posted to the phone pole in the picture above was placed by Denver's Department of Public Works so pedestrians would know the exact height of the yard art display on this garage rooftop.More from our Kenny Be/Comics archive: "John Hickenlooper-love spirals for students: Kenny Be's back-to school supplies."