Your Animals
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This little dude lives across the street but has figured out by watching birds that we have a bird feeder and bird bath.
Seems to the suckers have figured out how to work symbiotically to remove food so all benefit. sit on screen porch
feet away watch it go down daily.. pretty cool way to relax..
Seems to the suckers have figured out how to work symbiotically to remove food so all benefit. sit on screen porch
feet away watch it go down daily.. pretty cool way to relax..
Unca Walt
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...or I'll tear yer ******' pants, off, boyo!
joeb631a
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I remember sitting on my front porch and watched a squirrel climb up a tall pole all the way to the top and disturb a bird sitting on the top. Bird was minding his own business and the squirrel , with a hair up his asz went out of his way to annoy the bird .People can be a lot like squirrels I think sometimes..
This bird has been crashing into my window for 4 days now. I think he sees himself or something. You would think bouncing off the glass a few times would learn him a lesson…
Might make meatballs with this troublemaker today…
I have watched similar behavior between a squirrel and a blue jay. They pestered each other all the time. If you tapped a pecan on something, some would come take it from you.
BTW, squirrels can bite the peeee wadding out of you.
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At the old ranch, I watched four jays trying to knock a squirrel out of my weeping willow tree. The tree was ringed by my four Borzoi's, who would twitch every time the squirrel got knocked to a lower branch. I knew the little guy wouldn't make it to the ground if he fell, so I called some much irritated dogs inside 'til he could make his escape.
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Kindbud
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That's why we always added beef fat to it made tasty hamburgers seasoned and with the fat added during grinding the meat up
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Best Swedish meatballs I ever made was with a pound each of ground round, venison, and moose meat. You could eat 'em even if ya didn't have teeth. They'd melt on your tongue.
I always bet that moose balls were sweet
Kindbud
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Kindbud
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Balls of the moose beer 
lol
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So Darn Cute
