Box with partitions (model no. 4 of seven geometric forms) by Jun Maekawa

 From Kunihiko Kasahara's Top Origami.

Murex by Toshikazu Kawasaki

 Has four very small cuts. From Kunihiko Kasahara's Top Origami.

Dimetrodon by Robert Lang

 ONCE AGAIN,  the instructions do NOT make it clear that paper colored the same on both sides should be used. Am I missing a color-change step somewhere? I gray-scaled the image so it would not look quite so goofy as the original purple-and-white picture. From Robert Lang's The Complete Book of Origami.

Gerbil by Robert Lang

 Made from an equilateral triangle. (I can't quite get the back legs and tail to like the drawing.) From Robert Lang's The Complete Book of Origami.

Parrot by Robert Lang

 The directions said nothing about using paper colored the same on both sides, but clearly I should have. From Robert Lang's The Complete Book of Origami.

Recent Folds

 Here are the things I've folded in the past week or so.

Chinese Table by Maria Gorbunova

 From Sergei Afonkin and Tom Hull's Russian Origami.

Camel by John Montroll

 From John Montroll's Origami for the Enthusiast.

"Bunbuku Chagama" by Akira Yoshizawa

This is a Japanese folktale about a tanuki that turns into a dancing, tightrope-walking teakettle. The video is a link to the story. From Akira Yoshizawa's Origami Reader II.

Nightingale by Akira Yoshizawa

 From Akira Yoshizawa's Origami Reader II.

Sunfish by John Montroll

From John Montroll's Origami for the Enthusiast.

Two-Crane Box by Elena Afonkina

 Made from a 1-by-2 sheet. From Sergei Afonkin and Tom Hull's Russian Origami.

Stork by John Montroll

 From John Montroll's Origami for the Enthusiast.

Recent folds

 

Sunlounger by Mark Bolitho

 From Mark Bolitho's The Origami Home.

Reading lamp by Mark Bolitho

 From Mark Bolitho's The Origami Home.

Bathtub by Mark Bolitho

 From Mark Bolitho's The Origami Home.

Toucan by John Montroll

 From John Montroll's Origami for the Enthusiast.

Dutch Valentine Card by Francis Ow

 Made from a 2-by-1 rectangle. From Francis Ow's Origami Hearts.

Pachycephalosaur (creator unknown)

This model uses two squares of paper, glued together. From Christine Byrnes (editor), Origami on the Flip Side.

Dracula Fangs by Eric Kenneway

 In Robert Harbin's Origami 4.

Vulture by John Montroll

From John Montroll's Origami for the Enthusiast.

Flying Fox (creator unknown)

 This model has several cuts (for wings and ears). From Christine Byrnes (editor), Origami on the Flip Side.

Cone by Toshikazu Kawasaki

From Kunihiko Kasahara's Top Origami.

 

Ivory shell or mud snail by Toshikazu Kawasaki

From Kunihiko Kasahara's Top Origami

 

Green Pepper by Toshikazu Kawasaki

 From Kunihiko Kasahara's Top Origami.