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Faunascrolling--what's visiting where you are?

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  • MikM Offline
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    Mik
    wrote on last edited by Mik
    #34

    Our home is constantly under assault from fauna terrorists. The woodpeckers go after our siding, deer eat our plants, chipmunks and mice try to get in, raccoons think tearing up our hummingbird feeders to get the sugar water is fun, moles love tearing up the front yard and we have a bat that likes to hang under our back door and crap on the deck.

    Bring back DDT.

    “I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
    ― Douglas Adams

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      AndyD
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      Sounds idyllic 😇

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        I feel the same way about bunnies

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          rustyfingers
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          Chipmunk amongst the wild strawberries alt text

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            Bernard
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            #38

            A rare sight on my property. I've seen her a few times in the past week.
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              #39

              No picture, but there was a coyote this morning at about 9 am, on the hilly back yard of the neighbor across the street. Lots of yipping. The two dogs next door were having quite an issue with the yipping.

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                Steve Miller
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                Do bugs count?

                These are “Canadian Soldiers”. They come up from the lake every year when the water gets warm enough, land on something, and die a few days later.

                https://share.icloud.com/photos/0dfoCkLT8VKd25M3h9WWtFgNA

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                  I didn't get a picture of it, but today while wandering the Greensprings Trail I saw a prothonotary warbler!

                  https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.audubon.org%2Ffield-guide%2Fbird%2Fprothonotary-warbler&psig=AOvVaw2H2Yj8IU3B3FDf9GZ-e5IJ&ust=1750720533694000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBAQjRxqFwoTCOCWiLCUho4DFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE
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                  Crazy economist who likes to write about higher education.

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                    AndyD
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                    Lovely colours in US birds.
                    We get lots of Collared Doves

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                    And Wood Pigeons

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                      #43

                      They were only there briefly but I saw one of these goldfinches in the birdbath: (internet pic)

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                      and on the other side of the birdbath was one of these, a male cardinal:

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                      I don't have a lot of color in my shade garden, but the birds help make up for it!

                      When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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                        #44

                        Looks like he's been spray painted 😁 Amazing red. We have nothing like that; our birds tend to have small patches of colour. I can think of only a handful that are bright... kingfisher, yellowhammer, ring necked parakeet and (rare) golden oriole.

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                          The females (both the goldfinches and cardinals) are not nearly so bright colored as the males. And they all go dull for the winter.

                          When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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                            Looks like he's been spray painted 😁 Amazing red. We have nothing like that; our birds tend to have small patches of colour. I can think of only a handful that are bright... kingfisher, yellowhammer, ring necked parakeet and (rare) golden oriole.

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                            Bernard
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                            @AndyD Don't you have the most beautiful Bluetits, and most adorable Robins?

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                              Yes but they're subtle pastel yellow and blue.

                              Robins seem much more brown compared to those on Christmas cards. They are very cocky and like to watch you gardening, and even inside the house when you're sat doing nothing. Lovely loud songsters. No wonder they our favourite and national bird.

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