One creature among many. @lilmeaties factory worker
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3 Feb 2021
My tiny form floats inside the office watercooler, curled up in a happy little ball. When someone dispenses water I giggle (the bubbles tickle me!) When the water runs out I get sad, and my tears refill the tank. My boss still has not noticed I am not at my desk.
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May 30
The season of tiny creatures
Can you spot the gosling feet in #4 :)
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May 30
1. Crayfish chimney. Raccoons & skunks love em
2. Groundhog
3. Good look at how much bigger beaver hinds are than their fronts
4. Two passing ships in the night. An opossum (splayed "sun" fronts and more L-shaped hinds in the center), and a muskrat (the "crown" in the lower left)
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Mar 10
Always love the stories present in tracks and sign.
A squirrel dig
A deer bed with a good view of where humans and other animals might walk by on the trail below
The cozy A-frame home of a flying squirrel colony
A dog stopping to piss on a tree 🥰
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Mar 10
Low water line revealing some beaver hovels. I enjoyed the burrow directly across the river from the favorite neighborhood restaurant
Possible gray fox in pic 3. Bit small for coyote, narrow/sharp nails for domestic dog, no fur showing for red fox.
Mink in #4
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Feb 27
Learned a couple things
1. Deer enjoy browsing on birch polypore shrooms
2. Deer (and rabbit) pee can appear red depending on their diet. I had seen blue rabbit pee when they'd been eating buckthorn
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Feb 24
12 years old and already experienced the pinnacle of life: perfectly round vole..... i almost pity the girl... it's all down hill from here....
Twelve-year-old Maeve Wilson, from Uddingston, took this photo of a vole nibbling a blade of grass in the snow in Glen Coe
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Feb 25
Weekend mystery: Wife’s hawk eyes spotted a tiny speck of blood in the snow, and as we followed the specks the blood became more substantial (1).
(2) The blood trail curved from the main human/dog walking trail onto a well-trod deer trail that led down onto the lake.
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Feb 25
(7) Some great tracks on the thin layer of snow. We saw five clear toes in the fronts (7.1, 7.2) and, though less clear, five toes in the hinds (7.3).
I was torn between striped skunk and raccoon. A friend more experienced than I am thinks it was the result of a raccoon brawl
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Feb 19
1: Some cool exposed emerald ash borer galleries in the knot of an ash tree, surrounded by signs of bark-stripping by woodpeckers and EAB exit holes.
2: The culprit. First ash borer I've seen up close
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