Fun with Wild Animals

Apparently, it doesn’t handle rejection very well…

But the judges awarded him with some really high scores –

That Geronimo fella in the middle has always been hard to impress.

Love it. But – who is being scored – man or buffalo ?

I have wondered sometimes about the footage you see with killer whales and seals.

It seal tossing a sport? Do they compete? I have to think the answers are yes and yes.

This is too funny. Had to censor it though. Ollie is a bit bashful.

The house hound had a gravity incident yesterday. He does not like baths, rain or getting wet in any way.

Cctv captured the moment sniffer hit water.

He went full submarine before surfacing. He was not amused. He is now spaired a bath for a few more months!

How did he get out?

He started paddling towards the steps (left in photo) but there was a hooman in the pool already who scooped him up and deposited him on the pool deck.

We call him a life guard, cause he lets us, and the zip code know the dangers of swimming when the primary food providers are in the pool.

I thought dogs liked to swim? Glad he got out safely!

Just a note, the splash of brown above his head, that’s an ear

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Another canine who does not mind the water. This one liked it so much he swam 4+ miles to another island. In what is typically a white caping tidal exchange.

Smart animal! We should domesticate his kind. :wink:

Eyes to the sky!

So there is no data for Hummingbirds that are west of the Rocky Mountains (Mountain and Pacific time zones)?

The robins picked them off.

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He is out of FL and doesn’t (apparently) care about anything that far west.

My daughter had posted his map since she is still seeing them here. I have had a couple around our deck but they are too freaking fast and I haven’t had a chance to capture any pictures or video yet.

One site I looked at hasn’t posted any info on a Fall migration yet.

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The robins around here are all fat and slow. They wouldn’t stand a chance of getting one.

Bird migration is in full swing. Check out Birdcast.org.

Here is the forecast for the next few days. You guys out west are pretty much out of luck! Everyone else, beware of incoming bird poop…

Here in southern California we seem to have hummingbirds most of the year.