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I've seen those in southern Arizona a few times. Came across a pack of close to 20 on Mt Lemmon one time, they all scattered except for this one and a couple babies. I'd never heard of them before, had no clue what it was til I got back to google.Quote:
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So cool!Quote:
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and I don't want to embarrass you here .....especially since Hutash is supposed to be Dr Doolittle, but I think those are called Monkey Raccoons
I never heard them called that, but probably a Wyoming term:tongue:
Apparently the correct term is coati as coatimundi is a Brazilian term for a lone coati.
And when coatis move backwards they look like brontosaurus.
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GTF off my lawn. Obviously.Quote:
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Gopro capture from today's ride. I didn't see it til I heard crashing brush and looked back
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^^^ bit close for comfort uh?
Probably good you didn't see it, if you're like me you'd have pulled an ill-conceived escape maneuver and ended up upside down in a tree, much closer to the bear and much less likely to successfully escape!
Chased on of these out of the house this morning.
Hummiingbird moth. First time I saw one I thought it was a real hummingbird.
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Chased on of these out of the house this morning.
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Ran into some wild burros east of Big Bear today.
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I love burros. so cute
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BB, I saw a video on Reddit of a lady calling out across a pasture and then you hear the donkey he hawing as it comes running to her. So damn cute. I have seen so many cute videos of donkeys, they are definitely animals with lots of personality.
I’ve seen the vid of the woman calling the donkey and others like it. Super emotive, super cute animals. The herd (is that what you call a group of burros??) had a little one with them.Quote:
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Get off my lawn!
Surprised they came this close to you, usually mother with cubs tries to avoid any contacts with humansQuote:
Originally Posted by babybear
Heard there were a bear seen near one of my go-to outdoor ranges(weird), so Imma hop on Gritr's Shoot house events for some time, till it's clear :D
Darwin seems to have left the room.
I hope those assholes get their faces bitten off the next time they try that.
That asshole needs a little respect for a bad ass animal. What a dummy.
Harassing wildlife like that is against the law, even if you ain't got no gators to wrassle.
Jr & Little Sister need to come up here and try their luck with a 50lb wolverine like me. Winner gets the bones and teeth!
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No pictures as it was too dark, but we saw the cutest, fattest, happy looking chunker of a bear tonight at the Phillips/Fish Creek trailhead. Not that big, but WELL FED.
He kind of ambled over to check us out just sitting on tailgates, said ‘whassup’, and casually sauntered off. I have never been less afraid of a bear in the wild.
Look at those claws!
Below my place resembles a mine field, but I'm hoping it's been eating the ground squirrels that have been eating my potatoes & flowers all summer.
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Go ahead ...... grab his/her ears and pick them up to discuss the merits of gopher consumption. They're really good conversationalists.
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And isisis very cool pic too. Why anyone would mess with them at close range boggles my mind
As a boy I lived on the outskirts of Calgary and Badgers were everywhere. When goofing off if we came across a den/hole we got the hell out of there.
MTB ride in northern VT today and had my first black bear encounter. We both seemed happy to casually go our separate ways. Beauty of a bear I am so happy didn’t seem to want anything other than a peaceful passing. Didn’t have the audacity to pull the hip pack around to grab the phone for a photo! I was all about non threatening motions.
Funny to see all the badger talk… saw my first one last night. These are bad pics from behind. It looked like a small wolverine, but being in Wisconsin I decided it must be a badger. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...8e57ae490c.jpg
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Good thing it wasn't a skunk.
ha for sure! those pics are from the car. We were driving out of a remote cabin on a lake. I wish i would’ve taken a video instead, but was so excited I just grabbed a couple pics.
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Came within a foot of stepping on this dude at the top of the tram in Juneau last week. He scurried up this tree and I thanked him for not ruining my week
Awwww