So what animals do you commonly see on your common routes? Rabbits, squirrels, groundhogs, white tail deer, chickens, dogs, cats. Sure I’m missing some.
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yves_st_lemond on
Fuck Nestle
phenger on
Prairie dogs, snakes (bull, rattler, the occasional garden snake), eagles, seagulls, hawks, the occasional owl, deer, elk, sometimes a black bear, lots of geese, ducks, horses, pelicans, other water fowl, dogs, cats, sheep, lamas, bees, butterflies, way too many grasshoppers.
The best part is this is without leaving city limits.
Commercial-Box-968 on
Saw a mountain lion once….scared the shit out of me but he had no interest in me and was just strolling down the trail
rfa31 on
I’ve seen heaps of birds (penguins, eagles, cockatoos etc) and the occasional kangaroo.
In Australia, obviously
pyeyo1 on
This year; 1 moose, 8 young big horn sheep, a handful of mule deer, ground hogs/marmots, bald eagles, rabbit, an osprey nesting, red-tailed hawks, baby geese, bull snakes, crane, racoon, skunk, 3 black bears, and a road dildo. The first 2 didn’t yield and I had to detour.
Schtweetz on
Porcupines, magpies, coyotes, hares, and gophers. Occasionally bears or moose. (Alberta, Canada.)
Competitive_Class_28 on
Turkeys. So many turkeys and they won’t move.
willy_quixote on
Kangaroos, echidnas, wedgetail eagles, cockatoos galahs and cows
At night I see possums and gliders and lots of the glittering eyes of wolf spiders in the paddocks.
Just_Fun_2033 on
Humans, mostly.
cbas17 on
My favorites have been turtles. Found one the size of a golf ball one day and the next week one the size of a basketball.
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Fuck Nestle
Prairie dogs, snakes (bull, rattler, the occasional garden snake), eagles, seagulls, hawks, the occasional owl, deer, elk, sometimes a black bear, lots of geese, ducks, horses, pelicans, other water fowl, dogs, cats, sheep, lamas, bees, butterflies, way too many grasshoppers.
The best part is this is without leaving city limits.
Saw a mountain lion once….scared the shit out of me but he had no interest in me and was just strolling down the trail
I’ve seen heaps of birds (penguins, eagles, cockatoos etc) and the occasional kangaroo.
In Australia, obviously
This year; 1 moose, 8 young big horn sheep, a handful of mule deer, ground hogs/marmots, bald eagles, rabbit, an osprey nesting, red-tailed hawks, baby geese, bull snakes, crane, racoon, skunk, 3 black bears, and a road dildo. The first 2 didn’t yield and I had to detour.
Porcupines, magpies, coyotes, hares, and gophers. Occasionally bears or moose. (Alberta, Canada.)
Turkeys. So many turkeys and they won’t move.
Kangaroos, echidnas, wedgetail eagles, cockatoos galahs and cows
At night I see possums and gliders and lots of the glittering eyes of wolf spiders in the paddocks.
Humans, mostly.
My favorites have been turtles. Found one the size of a golf ball one day and the next week one the size of a basketball.
A bunch, but, I like turtles