Animals in your garden

[Owdboggy]

This is a very very aggressive male pheasant. He attacked my legs after I took this and then chased one of our cats away.

 

[DirtMechanic]

This is a very very aggressive male pheasant. He attacked my legs after I took this and then chased one of our cats away.
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A fine fowl fellow?

 

[Daren]

my first too short shots of badgers in my garden. Got then with my trial cam

 

[Daren]

Too foxes that I Have taken a lot the last week or so have been first the male dog ............Easy to spot.......then the Vixen with a injury to its front foot I've seen her a lot

 

[Meadowlark]

We call him "Crash". No critter will venture into (or under or over)

my garden as long as Crash is on patrol.

 

[Meadowlark]

These critters are not so much in the garden but hang out close hoping for an opening:

We have frequent visits from Eagles...which the crows hate

Deer are ever present but fear the dog Crash more than they love veggies

Coyotes love pears, absolutely love them and unfortunately also love my guineas

The namesake of my little "ranch"

 

[MaryMary]

@Daren!! Did you see the extra set of eyes in your second fox video? Right at the 12 second mark, you can't blink or you'll miss it! Cool!

 

[Logan]

@Daren!! Did you see the extra set of eyes in your second fox video? Right at the 12 second mark, you can't blink or you'll miss it! Cool!


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Very scarey.

 

[MaryMary]

Very scarey.

I guess it depends on how you look at it, @Logan!! I thought it was probably her camera-shy boyfriend!

 

[Logan]

I guess it depends on how you look at it, @Logan!! I thought it was probably her camera-shy boyfriend!

 

[Daren]

@Daren!! Did you see the extra set of eyes in your second fox video? Right at the 12 second mark, you can't blink or you'll miss it! Cool!


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that's Spooky

 

[nitram]

This little chap appears to have made my pond his home

 

[DirtMechanic]

 

[DirtMechanic]

@Meadowlark this map is of an eagle migration tracked over 20 years.

 

[Becky]

That's astonishing @DirtMechanic! I had no idea that eagles ranged over such a huge area.