In the wild: Animals edition
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Not sure whether this wildlife qualifies in this thread, you guys are posting impressive species. The largest I’ll get to is possum; monkey occasionally. Other than that it’ll all be feathered wildlife.
I put out water, seeds and fruit for these guys. Got about five species here: ruddy dove, saffron fronted finch, grey dove, and three others I only know by their local names (jichi taruma, falso tordo, seboi).
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some badgers having fun on my cabin in shanklin i.o.w.
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Had to stop mowing and relocate this guy today. Rosco was being nosey.
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@goosehd glad you liked the photo. they are behind my cabin on the i.o.w .they live in setts that can be over a hundred years old,very interesting animals.
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heres one cheeky fox
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lol. foxes love hangin out on my patio furniture.
heres a few pics of critters at the house
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@mikebarhoot Some great pictures there...love the deer lounging and the scorpion.
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not sure what the insect is. never seen them before this year but they start out key lime green and turn brown. thousands of them in my area this year.
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@mikebarhoot I'm going to give you extra points for the welcome to the porch picture. Is that a rattler? Can't tell from the photo.
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no. rat snake.
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@mikebarhoot Just was trying to figure that out on the South Central Texas Snakes website. Thank you!
https://txmn.org/alamo/area-resources/natural-areas-and-linear-creekways-guide/area-reptiles/snakes/
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giving you bonus points for not breaking my shoes over all the dead succulents.
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Family of turkeys this morning. Kept a safe enough distance? did not like the idea of momma or poppa turkey thinking they needed to protect their young.