Ruddigger
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Not my spot, but I snapped this while visiting Michael Hagedorn’s garden the other day.
Welcome visitors to the garden
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LittleDingus
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These are from last month when my peaches were ripe. I set up a camera to see who was eating the fallen ones. It was the neighborhood fox!
Once I saw it was the fox, I purposely left a few on the ground for it to eat. After a few days, the fox grew!
I have some cool videos of them both eating the peaches too. The fox was surprising efficient at stripping out the pit!
Once I saw it was the fox, I purposely left a few on the ground for it to eat. After a few days, the fox grew!
I have some cool videos of them both eating the peaches too. The fox was surprising efficient at stripping out the pit!
Leo in N E Illinois
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It’s a nice kitty. I just wish it would use the litter box I put out for it.
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False holly monarch chrysalis
Shibui
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Shrike thrush chicks already have feathers. They have also worked out the difference between Mum and the big human with a camera.
Time to fly soon.
Time to fly soon.
Leo in N E Illinois
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Do you carry a 45 caliber pistol with you just to take the garbage out?
I do believe in coexisting with wildlife, but a small human is in the ideal prey range for a large cougar. Or do you simply not take the garbage out after sundown?
They are just part of the landscape here. We live with them.
Hartinez
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Found this little butterfly probing away at this cluster of Vitex flowers.
Hartinez
Masterpiece
He said probe
leatherback
The Treedeemer
Yeah, these butterflies have large proboscis!
roberthu
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That's not a real cat is it?!
MrWunderful
Omono
Lived in the bay area my entire life, so has my father (who is an avid birdwatcher/ nature guy) and had never heard of anyone seeing anything like this.
We both spend significant amount of time in nature, so when I walked out with coffee early one sunday morning I was shocked. Still dont even really know what this is
Obviously some sort of little weasel
We both spend significant amount of time in nature, so when I walked out with coffee early one sunday morning I was shocked. Still dont even really know what this is
Obviously some sort of little weasel
LemonBonsai
Shohin
This guy has been living in my backyard this year. I havent seen him since its gotten cold but believe it or not these pictures were taken 1 or 2 feet away from the thing! Never got this close to a rabbit. It did hop away so it wasnt dead lol.
atlarsenal
Omono
@MrWunderful looks like a ferret/weasel cross-breed. Or mink/weasel cross-breed. They are all of the same family. Cool looking fellow! Thanks for sharing.
Flowerhouse
Chumono
California Long Tailed Weasel or "big stoat".Lived in the bay area my entire life, so has my father (who is an avid birdwatcher/ nature guy) and had never heard of anyone seeing anything like this.
We both spend significant amount of time in nature, so when I walked out with coffee early one sunday morning I was shocked. Still dont even really know what this is
Obviously some sort of little weasel
MrWunderful
Omono
California Long Tailed Weasel or "big stoat".
Awesome! Thanks.
Cougar.
Clicio
Masterpiece
A complete family moved to my garden.
Lutonian
Chumono
looks like a pine marten but there European? cool thoughLived in the bay area my entire life, so has my father (who is an avid birdwatcher/ nature guy) and had never heard of anyone seeing anything like this.
We both spend significant amount of time in nature, so when I walked out with coffee early one sunday morning I was shocked. Still dont even really know what this is
Obviously some sort of little weasel
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