Eagleholics Anonymous ~ 2018
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Pat I'm happy to hear the kitties are doing better after their scare.
NEFL eagles
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NEFL eagles
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Re: Eagleholics Anonymous ~ 2018
Wow I changed my settings yesterday to clear my history and I unchecked passwords and had to think what password I use for Hancock Wildlife Foundation and EA to talk and had to look it up in my password tablet I save thank goodness I saved it as I have so many passwords to stay so called safe
Yes me too Elle I'm too old for that rock climbing stuff Windy in fact I never have done that just take my dog on long walks for fitness
Glad your cat is coming around they do get skitsy but cats are very independent where a dog mostly depends on you but we worry the most as they are all our furbabys
Nothing new except Jayden is coming over with Slim today to see his grandma and spend his time with me on the computer or his tablet
Gary is out a job as his Cleaning Company never got the new Contract after 5 years they took another company so we are looking for him to still work for UPS but as a Walker @$20 an hr wish him luck
Yes me too Elle I'm too old for that rock climbing stuff Windy in fact I never have done that just take my dog on long walks for fitness
Glad your cat is coming around they do get skitsy but cats are very independent where a dog mostly depends on you but we worry the most as they are all our furbabys
Nothing new except Jayden is coming over with Slim today to see his grandma and spend his time with me on the computer or his tablet
Gary is out a job as his Cleaning Company never got the new Contract after 5 years they took another company so we are looking for him to still work for UPS but as a Walker @$20 an hr wish him luck
Re: Eagleholics Anonymous ~ 2018
Thanks Scott for checking out the potential copyright issue. It is, frankly, and perhaps unfortunately, something I never think about being the rogue that I am
Everyone....... print it out and put it in your vehicle window..... if you want. You may be amazed at the response you get.
Everyone....... print it out and put it in your vehicle window..... if you want. You may be amazed at the response you get.
Be the change that you want to see in the world. – Mohandas K. Gandhi
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Good to hear Zoe is getting back to normal Pat.
Cool that it might be one of Romeo and Juliet's offspring that has taken over the nest Iona.
Good luck to Gary getting the UPS job Judi.
I do plan on printing out one of their posters once I remember to buy a new ink cartridge elle. Apparently they dry out if you don't use them for several months.
"No update tonight - deadlines took over. - LM"
Cool that it might be one of Romeo and Juliet's offspring that has taken over the nest Iona.
Good luck to Gary getting the UPS job Judi.
I do plan on printing out one of their posters once I remember to buy a new ink cartridge elle. Apparently they dry out if you don't use them for several months.
"No update tonight - deadlines took over. - LM"
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Thanks for posting the photo of the Downy Woodpecker! I'm pretty sure that's what I have coming to my suet feeder. I went to the Cornell site to try and identify it and came up with either a Red-bellied Woodpecker or a Downy. It's a small one...only about 4-5 inches long and that red on it's head is a vibrant red. About 15 feet from my patio is a huge Oak tree and I noticed the other day there's 2 holes in it about 12 feet up and I don't remember them being there during the summer. I've never seen one going in or out, but I'm pretty sure it's the woodpecker's "home".mmud wrote: ↑Sun Jan 06, 2019 8:15 pmThe hummer wouldn't stay still long enough for a pic but I did manage to get pics of a few critters as I sat watching from the couch. A male Downy Woodpecker, Eurasian Collared-Doves in the pear tree, some Juncos, and a squirrel visiting the deck were a few. The squirrel pic was later when the sun had disappeared so it's grainier.
Jan 06 19 Downy Woodpecker on deck (1)-1.jpgJan 06 19 Downy Woodpecker on deck (2)-1.jpgJan 06 19 Eurasian Collared dove in pear tree (1)-1.jpg
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Very cool that you discovered the woodpecker's home Judy. Hopefully you'll get to see some young ones this spring.
Life in the Snow - UPDATE January 11, 2019
Pileated Woodpecker
Life in the Snow - UPDATE January 11, 2019
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What a fun bear, well, birds and foxes and mink report Scott...as always thanks!
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Berry College has second egg, no scap yet
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Two beautiful eggs. How lovely!
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Nice s'cap showing the Berry College eagle's eggs Iona.
elle
"No update tonight. - LM"
elle
"No update tonight. - LM"
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