mrsclem
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They got a frog that was in a stock tank. I watched it dive right in the tank!
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JBtheExplorer
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Grabbed my camera to photograph two skippers on my Blue Flag Iris. Of course, they flew away. Then, a dragonfly flew in and landed on the irises.
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Ruby throated at the bleeding heart by A & R Photography, on Flickr
Tree Swallows nesting in the yard by A & R Photography, on Flickr
Blue Dasher by A & R Photography, on Flickr
I would've loved this little guy to stay in my yard, but he started coming on the deck and digging that close to the house could've caused severe damage.
Hubby took him about 6 or 7 miles away, to a State Park, is that far enough for it not to come back?
We still have to relocate the mother and his SEVEN siblings born this year
Hubby took him about 6 or 7 miles away, to a State Park, is that far enough for it not to come back?
We still have to relocate the mother and his SEVEN siblings born this year
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We have one that lives under the garage, one under the pole barn garage, one under a small shed. I trapped for years and relocated they just come back, at this time just ignoring them.
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We move ours about 3 miles. They don't come back but others do! Once the word is out that there's a good place to eat, everybody shows up!
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Kinda like moles, remove one and another takes it's place.
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Yeah that is what I mean they get replaced by others.
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Lily groomer..................................
JBtheExplorer
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Just saw my first Orchard Oriole ever! It landed on the feeders. I don't have any oranges or nectar out so it didn't stay more than 10 seconds.
JBtheExplorer
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European goldfinches visited two days in a row.
and here's a rabbit relaxing in the shade on this hot and humid day.
and here's a rabbit relaxing in the shade on this hot and humid day.
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Our newest visitor, our lil fur baby found it. Hiding under our car.
Oh boy! Missy found herself a friend! Is it a box turtle?
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It is a eastern box turtle. They wander around wild here. When I mow I keep a good eye out for them so I don't hurt any.
Missy is such a hunter very few things miss her eye or nose.
It was gone about 1/2 hour later