CarolM
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WE miss you too. Is it too much summer? That why you not here as often or is it the new enclosures that are taking up your time?Hi Gang!!
I miss you guys!!!
WE miss you too. Is it too much summer? That why you not here as often or is it the new enclosures that are taking up your time?Hi Gang!!
I miss you guys!!!
Now that brought back memories!!Smiling and waving! (Similar to forest gump going by on the shrimp boat) [emoji23]
Mine comes and rubs against us when she wants food, she only ever meows when she wants to go into my son's room and his door is closed.Dilly says meyum in the morning when I feed him and shakes one of his back legs. He has other vocals too for specific things going on. If there's a bug in the house, he makes a different meow. I can be in another room and know what he said. It's hilarious.
It is fascinating to see the layers.We have similar formations on the coast, wonderful to look at.
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LOL, That is so cool. You can call it swimming with the turtles!!. What kind of water do you have in there? chlorinated? And wouldn't that water be bad for the turtle?I have just arrived home and decided that a swim would be good exercise. I went out to stick my toe in the water for a temperature check and I hear a loud splash. ( I have done all this without actually looking in the water) Lo & behold!!! I’ve got a squatter!
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Now I’ve got to figure out how to get her out of there! I have startled her as much as she has me and she’s about 10’ down. She’s way too quick for the skimmer and a lot bigger than this picture looks.. I can’t tell for sure but maybe a yellow belly??
Oooh I love your pool.
Ha Ha Ha, It seemed to be getting more comfortable, as it swam quite close to your son.
Oh I am so Sorry Karen. All my love and prayers.My dear husband, Pete, went on to a better place at 2:00 AM this morning (July 2). I was blessed to be with him, and to hold his hand as he took his last breath.
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You sure do get lots of birds.I have a new bracket for my trail camera so I had it out on the peanut feeder.
Here we have a juvenile European Robin (wasn’t expecting that - they don’t generally eat peanuts!)
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A juvenile Starling
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3 juvenile bluet-its
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A Great T-it
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And a juvenile Great Spotted Woodpecker
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If my husband saw that snake in our garden he would move out.And Daughter sent me a picture of a baby grass snake she uncovered today. It didn’t appreciate being rescued and pooped on her - grass snake poop smells awful!
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And also a picture of a plane travelling by road!
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What would he move out ? Himself or the snake ???If my husband saw that snake in our garden he would move out.
Me too !Oooh I love your pool.
LOL, he (hubby) would move out, there is no ways he would go anywhere near that snake.What would he move out ? Himself or the snake ???
OMG! I'm so very, very sorry to hear this. I don't really know you and Pete, but when I read your post it brought tears to my eyes. This is very sad news.My dear husband, Pete, went on to a better place at 2:00 AM this morning (July 2). I was blessed to be with him, and to hold his hand as he took his last breath.
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I know, huh? It doesn't seem like the spaces are big enough for the birds to get the peanuts out.Wow! I didn’t know they would be interested in peanuts... I may have to try that.
He was checking it out yesterday. Today he came out of his hide, ate and went back in his hide. To hot today I think. I keep spraying him down.Though I coudn`t see Opo the enclosure looks good. Kind of "majestic" ( the fence ).