I’d love to have a fox close at hand! This year our yard was invaded by Norway rats. A fox would be welcome to hunt and dine. We have had a red-tailed hawk showing up (and he did get a rat) but yesterday the local crows were objecting to his presence. https://www.flickr.com/photos/143137002@N06/50635776982/in/dateposted-public/
I am currently being amused by a pair of squirrels. For weeks it was just one, enthusiastically harvesting my macadamia nuts, whose rinds it would methodically rend and then, bearing nut in mouth with a maniacal mien, merrily hop away to conceal it, ascending by way of the pomegranate tree to the arbor and beyond.
Now there are two in acrobatic competition, leaping from guava to bird of paradise to macadamia to sycamore, uttering oddly low vocalizations: urk, unk. When they approach me I growl.
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Alan White 11.22.20 at 4:58 pm
I hope that’s not a henhouse! Very good capture.
Dr. Hilarius 11.23.20 at 1:05 am
I’d love to have a fox close at hand! This year our yard was invaded by Norway rats. A fox would be welcome to hunt and dine. We have had a red-tailed hawk showing up (and he did get a rat) but yesterday the local crows were objecting to his presence. https://www.flickr.com/photos/143137002@N06/50635776982/in/dateposted-public/
bad Jim 11.23.20 at 7:15 am
I am currently being amused by a pair of squirrels. For weeks it was just one, enthusiastically harvesting my macadamia nuts, whose rinds it would methodically rend and then, bearing nut in mouth with a maniacal mien, merrily hop away to conceal it, ascending by way of the pomegranate tree to the arbor and beyond.
Now there are two in acrobatic competition, leaping from guava to bird of paradise to macadamia to sycamore, uttering oddly low vocalizations: urk, unk. When they approach me I growl.
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