In the wild: Animals edition
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@flannel-slut I love this idea too! The most interesting wildlife near me is airborne and either fast or high up, so I might not get as far as pictures!
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Good thread topic! Here’s a couple I had in my library already but I’ll keep an eye out for more
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@Oaktavia awesome pics man. the piebald is breathtaking
@WhiskeySandwich I’m the type that jumps at a garden snake. where in the US are you?
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@flannel-slut MD. I got used to snakes, they keep the field mice out!
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@endo those are some amazing shots!
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MD has a great snake scene. As long as you don’t step in a pile of leaves you’ll be all good. Here in ABQ we have rattlesnakes. I haven’t seen one in the wild yet but from what I understand they are nice enough to give you a heads up before ruining your day.
Still trying to make it to one of the spots where tarantulas come out in October. I’ll report back.
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Outside my apartment in the city:
Outside my cabin in the woods:
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@flannel-slut great thread man…I’ll try to get some pics of our local critters. Only recent one I could find was of a possum. They are not my favorite
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@SKT hell yeah man and feck no to possum tho they are kinda rad. Pic alone makes my hair stand up.
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Not sure whether this wildlife qualifies in this thread, you guys are posting impressive species. The largest I’ll get to is possum; monkey occasionally. Other than that it’ll all be feathered wildlife.
I put out water, seeds and fruit for these guys. Got about five species here: ruddy dove, saffron fronted finch, grey dove, and three others I only know by their local names (jichi taruma, falso tordo, seboi).
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Had to stop mowing and relocate this guy today. Rosco was being nosey.
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@goosehd glad you liked the photo. they are behind my cabin on the i.o.w .they live in setts that can be over a hundred years old,very interesting animals.
some badgers having fun on my cabin in shanklin i.o.w.