In the wild: Animals edition
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I think people looked at importing muntjacs into the US, but determined it was too dear
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A first for me: A Black-chinned hummingbird. Spotted outside my kitchen window this morning.
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The first Rufous of the season showed up this morning. That makes three different species in the last 24 hours. (Anna’s are year round residents.)
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NYC (Manhattan). A milk snake. Probably around 2 feet long. Actually struck my camera when I was getting a video.
NYC (Manhattan). My girl Peach in a stare down with a coyote. Fun night!
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Eastern coyotes are no joke.
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We saw several of these snakes during the bike ride around the Utah mountains. Haven’t yet had a chance to look up which species it is. Was between 2 and 3 feet long. I’d assume it wasn’t poisonous from the shape of the head, but not sure.
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Google says: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pituophis_catenifer
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@goosehd said in In the wild: Animals edition:
Google says: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pituophis_catenifer
Much obliged sir!
When you know how to do it, nailing down the species doesn’t require a full hour of free time right? -
@motojobobo there are many things I dislike about the move to AI…this does save many hours digging through different guides. Although I still enjoy that on occasion. I have a few guides that I work through on occasion
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I hade a visitor this morning
not this time.
