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Breakfast Guess
This morning my dogs raised a ruckus in the strawberry patch. I had
to look twice to be sure it wasn't a kitten but that bandits mask gave it away. A baby racoon was breakfasting on my strawberries which would explain why I wasn't getting ripe strawberries. I had to grab two 16 pound dogs and put them in the house. My fish net was handy to trap it. It was scared but didn't run. I went in the house to get something to put it in and my car keys. In the end I dumped it in the trees about a block away. If it was eating strawberries it should find some food in the trees, I should have tried to find if there was a wild life rehabilitator around but they closed the local shelter. Last summer I thought I saw a racoon or the neighbors cat in the field. That iexplains the 6 feet of pots dumped in the pond in spring. I bought a UV sterilizer to clear the algae but may have to turn it off to protect the fish. Why do wild animals bring or have their babies in the yard? Every year we have bunnies running around and chewing up my flowers. Happy water gardening. |
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Barbara2245 wrote
Why do wild animals bring or have their babies in the yard? Because they know you are a kind soul? ;-) k30a |
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Because human are wiping out animal habitat the size of a small city every
day in the U.S. Turns out that when we take their homes away they are forced into ours. "Barbara2245" wrote in message Why do wild animals bring or have their babies in the yard? Every year we have bunnies running around and chewing up my flowers. Happy water gardening. |
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"DKat" wrote in message . net... Because human are wiping out animal habitat the size of a small city every day in the U.S. Turns out that when we take their homes away they are forced into ours. Er...uh...shouldn't the OP's question be, "Why do we keep building houses where animals are having their babies?" *laugh* BV. |
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If you only took him for a one block ride you will be sharing your
strawberries with him again soon. Their average range is much larger than that and berries and fish taste better than trees. "Barbara2245" wrote in message om... This morning my dogs raised a ruckus in the strawberry patch. I had to look twice to be sure it wasn't a kitten but that bandits mask gave it away. A baby racoon was breakfasting on my strawberries which would explain why I wasn't getting ripe strawberries. I had to grab two 16 pound dogs and put them in the house. My fish net was handy to trap it. It was scared but didn't run. I went in the house to get something to put it in and my car keys. In the end I dumped it in the trees about a block away. If it was eating strawberries it should find some food in the trees, I should have tried to find if there was a wild life rehabilitator around but they closed the local shelter. Last summer I thought I saw a racoon or the neighbors cat in the field. That iexplains the 6 feet of pots dumped in the pond in spring. I bought a UV sterilizer to clear the algae but may have to turn it off to protect the fish. Why do wild animals bring or have their babies in the yard? Every year we have bunnies running around and chewing up my flowers. Happy water gardening. |
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Barbara2245 wrote: This morning my dogs raised a ruckus in the strawberry patch. I had to look twice to be sure it wasn't a kitten but that bandits mask gave it away. A baby racoon was breakfasting on my strawberries which would explain why I wasn't getting ripe strawberries. I had to grab two 16 pound dogs and put them in the house. My fish net was handy to trap it. It was scared but didn't run. I went in the house to get something to put it in and my car keys. In the end I dumped it in the trees about a block away. If it was eating strawberries it should find some food in the trees, I should have tried to find if there was a wild life rehabilitator around but they closed the local shelter. Last summer I thought I saw a racoon or the neighbors cat in the field. That iexplains the 6 feet of pots dumped in the pond in spring. I bought a UV sterilizer to clear the algae but may have to turn it off to protect the fish. Why do wild animals bring or have their babies in the yard? Every year we have bunnies running around and chewing up my flowers. Happy water gardening. -- sounds like you have a perrfect yard if the wildlife feels cofortable in it congrats John Rutz Z5 New Mexico good judgement comes from bad experience, and that comes from bad judgement see my pond at: http://www.fuerjefe.com |
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John Rutz wrote in message ...
Barbara2245 wrote: This morning my dogs raised a ruckus in the strawberry patch. I had to look twice to be sure it wasn't a kitten but that bandits mask gave it away. A baby racoon was breakfasting on my strawberries which would explain why I wasn't getting ripe strawberries. I had to grab two 16 pound dogs and put them in the house. My fish net was handy to trap it. It was scared but didn't run. I went in the house to get something to put it in and my car keys. In the end I dumped it in the trees about a block away. If it was eating strawberries it should find some food in the trees, I should have tried to find if there was a wild life rehabilitator around but they closed the local shelter. Last summer I thought I saw a racoon or the neighbors cat in the field. That iexplains the 6 feet of pots dumped in the pond in spring. I bought a UV sterilizer to clear the algae but may have to turn it off to protect the fish. Why do wild animals bring or have their babies in the yard? Every year we have bunnies running around and chewing up my flowers. Happy water gardening. This is Monday and two more babies or the little guy came back twice today, I called the Game Warden who said they hate moth balls. So off to the little country store down the road and spent $16 on four boxes of mothballs. Tomorrow I will try the Dollar Tree for some. I will line the yard with mothballs. Happy water gardening. -- sounds like you have a perrfect yard if the wildlife feels cofortable in it congrats John Rutz Z5 New Mexico good judgement comes from bad experience, and that comes from bad judgement see my pond at: http://www.fuerjefe.com |
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or *cry*
"BenignVanilla" m wrote in message ... "DKat" wrote in message . net... Because human are wiping out animal habitat the size of a small city every day in the U.S. Turns out that when we take their homes away they are forced into ours. Er...uh...shouldn't the OP's question be, "Why do we keep building houses where animals are having their babies?" *laugh* BV. |
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