Didn’t get a pic but at about 4:00 a hawk came down and plucked a dove off of my neighbors garage roof. It was raining feathers
Back yard critters
They eat more than you would think
Update:
Yes they would make Eric Carle proud.
It appears that we sacrificed a lot of garnish to fatten up the Parsleypillar just to feed a tree rat.
I'll have to check out surveillance video (please no) but I suspect a roving rodent filched our vital pollinator for lunch.
To be fair, that's what the ba$tard gets for eating his cover. But it was soooo close to doing the chrysalis thing,... I'm disappointed. :(
Chrome warns this may be a phishing site. Well, Duh,... Stupid jerks can't even spell fishing right.
CaptainOriginal Crew3,431 postsSince 2019
Not back yard per se, but I passed a doe ambling along the median of the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expwy at about 2:30 this afternoon.
It was near exit 9, so I guess it had wandered off the Bethpage Park reservation. Still odd to see a deer on the Expressway.
Chrome warns this may be a phishing site. Well, Duh,... Stupid jerks can't even spell fishing right.
CaptainOriginal Crew3,431 postsSince 2019
WTF over grown chicken is on my deck railing.........Stupidcat hightailed it into the house lol
a nice 12 lber in two months… cell…
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... sand under my bare feet is better than subway steps with steel toe boots on... cellfish...
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... sand under my bare feet is better than subway steps with steel toe boots on... cellfish...
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CommodoreOriginal Crew18,289 postsSince 2019
On Long Island, adult male wild turkeys, or toms, typically weigh 18 to 25 pounds and stand about 30 inches tall, while females (hens) are smaller, averaging 9 to 12 pounds. These Eastern wild turkeys are native to the area and can be identified by the large size and darker, metallic-sheened plumage of the males, while hens are smaller and have blue-gray heads and rusty-brown bodies.
General cany, Watching always Watching
CornField
CornField
AdmiralOriginal Crew41,105 postsSince 2018
On Long Island, adult male wild turkeys, or toms, typically weigh 18 to 25 pounds and stand about 30 inches tall, while females (hens) are smaller, averaging 9 to 12 pounds. These Eastern wild turkeys are native to the area and can be identified by the large size and darker, metallic-sheened plumage of the males, while hens are smaller and have blue-gray heads and rusty-brown bodies.
Never saw one that large , but facts are facts 👍
M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,798 postsSince 2018
Never saw one that large , but facts are facts 👍
Golf courses out east are loaded with big ones…..they are a bit scary when they roam towards ya .
Live and Let Fish
Good things come to those who bait.
Good things come to those who bait.
CommodoreOriginal Crew16,182 postsSince 2018
Never saw one that large , but facts are facts 👍
try coming around a blind curve in your vehicle to find a couple of dozen in the middle of the road.
Squash...................
"Well, it's alright.
.............even if you're old and gray."
"Well, it's alright.
............you still got something to say."
.............even if you're old and gray."
"Well, it's alright.
............you still got something to say."
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,900 postsSince 2018
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