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Apr 11, 2022 10:20:01 #
Grandma Susan
Loc: NE UK
Linkan wrote:
This kid.. She said she was going to hug the Easter bunny and then eat him😳🤣🤣🤣🤣💜...
What a lovely photo. They are really like each other.
Apr 11, 2022 10:21:24 #
Good morning from a 38F and cloudy Shoreline area. Again no plans for the day other than possibly vacuuming the house. Will get on with my knitting at some point. I hope you all are having a good day. xxxooo
Apr 11, 2022 10:29:53 #
Grandma Susan
Loc: NE UK
Triple G wrote:
Please keep Dreamweaver in your prayers. She is having a lung biopsy today.
I’ll think of her.
Apr 11, 2022 10:45:53 #
Linkan wrote:
This kid.. She said she was going to hug the Easter bunny and then eat him😳🤣🤣🤣🤣💜...
Can I hug then eat the children? They are growing fast.
Apr 11, 2022 10:54:46 #
Linkan wrote:
Doing okay y'all, just still trying to find my mojo.
Stuck in a rutt lol.
Stuck in a rutt lol.
Ange, what is your phone number? Don't put it on here - put it in Whatsapp.
Apr 11, 2022 10:57:10 #
Xiang53 wrote:
Do squirrels get violent at any time? I have obviously never had anything to do with them, & I haven't heard anything about them being violent, but I do know that some animals (even if they are known for their gentleness) have been a little violent, when approached! 🤔😏xoxoxo
Squirrels are rats that have long fluffy tails and climb trees. They bite and have extraordinarily sharp teeth and strong jaws. They can crack nuts easily.
Apr 11, 2022 10:59:27 #
Xiang53 wrote:
Are these animals looking for their food, or trying to get to their reflections, because they think someone is infringing on their territory? 
xoxoxo
xoxoxoThey come for treats, especially when there are no fish out in the sea. One jumps on Alan's lap to be fed.
Apr 11, 2022 11:09:22 #
Linkan wrote:
It's storming here and the thunder was so loud it shook the house..I like these kind of storms🤗
So do I but then our house is part of a terrace so is safe.
Apr 11, 2022 11:10:22 #
Triple G wrote:
Please keep Dreamweaver in your prayers. She is having a lung biopsy today.
I am sending her good vibes. Bless her.
Apr 11, 2022 11:45:04 #
Triple G wrote:
Please keep Dreamweaver in your prayers. She is having a lung biopsy today.
Will do, bless her xxxx
Apr 11, 2022 15:08:44 #
Triple G wrote:
Please keep Dreamweaver in your prayers. She is having a lung biopsy today.
Praying for her!
Apr 11, 2022 17:34:35 #
Nitz8catz wrote:
And I'm watching a huge raccon with no tail checking out our table and flat feeder at the very back of the yard. It's hopping on its back legs so it must have hurt it's leg when it lost its tail. Didn't seem to lose much weight though. Our raccoons look like small bears. It is behind the composter now. Nothing new in there. It has gone over the berm and into the field in the light industrial area behind our house. That is where the stoat/short-tail weasel lives too.
I think news said a rabid fox at capital building or White House bit 4 people. Has been captured. Last night for some reason I turned my face to the left and there was a small white spider on my sweat jacket. Popped it with a heavy envelop.
Apr 11, 2022 17:36:31 #
Nitz8catz wrote:
The raccoon came back and came right up to the back door while I was standing there watching him. I think people have been feeding him because he was not afraid of me. He just climbed up my neighbours spruce. He might be planning on sleeping in the tree today.
I thought if wild creatures come near people it might mean the critter had rabies.
Apr 11, 2022 20:37:33 #
Xiang53
Loc: Spencer Gulf, South Australia
Nitz8catz wrote:
We had a female cardinal bird who kept attacking her reflections in the side mirrors of cars. Lucky for her babies, she had an excellent partner who raised the babies basically by himself. His son now has a nest in our yard.
Mirrors & windows confuse many of our winged friends, many people try to stop that happening by making their windows less reflective. We had Piping Shrikes (state bird of my state, and it looks like a miniature of our Magpie) crash into one of our windows; but this hasn't happened for quite a few years now; so they must have learnt about their reflections ...... which I am very pleased about. Oh, and they aren't the only bird that has attacked the window, in the belief that there is another bird infringing on territory. xoxoxo
Apr 11, 2022 20:49:41 #
Xiang53
Loc: Spencer Gulf, South Australia
Barndweller wrote:
Good morning all from another sunny day in Norfolk, so far. I have succumbed and there's another batch of cheese straws in the oven. Nothing else planned for the day apart from dinner so knitting it will be if I can get rid of this headache that has plagued me for days. Have a good day, stay safe. xx
Nitz8catz wrote:
I hope you are feeling better soon.
I hope your relentless headache has diminished, if not departed by now, and you aren't feeling too washed out! xoxoxo
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