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    11/10/2020 9:45 pm  #1

    BigV
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    Wildlife, living next to nature

    Original thread created by xoxoxoBruce

    Here is a lovely video of a Canadian who's adopted a zillion raccoons.

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    11/11/2020 12:57 am  #2

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    Re: Wildlife, living next to nature

    Better be careful coons get rabies, both cat and dog distemper, round worms , and some other infections.

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    7/24/2022 5:24 am  #3

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    Re: Wildlife, living next to nature

    Badgers and foxes are nightly visitors and it isn't unusual for the occasional guest appearance of a muntjac.
    However, this scene of harmony slightly surprised me.
    Perhaps the fox is wary of the muntjac and the muntjac is wary of the fox and so they co-exist in a state of tension.
    OTOH perhaps neither gives a hoot!


    I've had a couple of daylight sightings of the deer as has a neighbour.
    There's a small paddock nearby in which self set sycamore and ash trees have taken a hold, along with other greenery, which no doubt provides excellent cover.

    The Muntjac is a bit of a strange beast as they bark incessantly, thus drawing attention to themselves, but it isn't known why.
    Still, they're welcome visitors.

     

    7/26/2022 7:54 pm  #4

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    Re: Wildlife, living next to nature

    Cool.  I keep forgetting you folks have muntjac, --muntjacs?

    I keep forgetting you folks have those little deer.
     

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    7/27/2022 5:56 am  #5

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    Re: Wildlife, living next to nature

    Carruthers gets a small deer and a big fox and I get a small fox and a big deer.



     

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    7/27/2022 9:18 am  #6

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    Re: Wildlife, living next to nature

    Cool.  Maybe I should get one of those trail cams for my back yard.

    Although the wildlife has died down since early spring.  The fox has dispatched 2-3 bunnies and at least 2 squirrells, so it's a death zone back there now.  When I was travelling recently, my wife had to deal with the remains of one squirrel, and had to mention it at least half a dozen times. 

    The fox chewed a hole in my kayak planter because it heard something in there, but I patched it back up again over the weekend with bondo.

     

     

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