The Wildlife Thread
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NTP66
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Btw, never realized how colorful those black birds were until I processed the photos. Really pretty.
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do ... do you mean the starling?
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Yep. Always see them from afar, and they just look black.do ... do you mean the starling?
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I was getting the yard cleaned up last night to mow with the rain forecast for the next few days and as I was picking up dog poop, saw an odd looking turd in the longer grass. When I grabbed it, it wriggled in my hands and scared the sh*t out of me. Here's what it was:
About 2.5 feet long. It's just a milk snake, but when you think it's dog turd, it is startling.
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We’ve been trying to get hummingbirds to our house for years. We finally have a female red-throat that is a regular visitor. Feels good man
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Every year it varies for us. I can go 2 years without seeing one, and then one year see one or two every single day. We have two feeders out there now, so I'm hoping that we get some more this summer.We’ve been trying to get hummingbirds to our house for years. We finally have a female red-throat that is a regular visitor. Feels good man
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Just counted 54 goldfinch with binoculars, feeding on orchard grass seed.
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It was the same 3. I didn’t have the heart to tell you
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My experience from several past cats that my family owned is that climbing up the tree is much easier than getting back down.
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Now that’s a bear proof bird feeder.
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First 10 minutes of my walk last night, came across a doe, two groundhogs, half a dozen rabbits, a snapping turtle, and I lost count of the cardinals and blue jays.
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**** you, meow...don't say ****, so help me god, I will strike you...
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meow
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think of all the starving people these stupid ass animals could feed
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The first time you got pulled from a game, you should have been ground up and pressed into Power Bars for the skaters...
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I was still useful. I could open a door or fill water bottles. way more useful than these POS "animals"
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