Riding over a bridge into New Orleans and there was a ‘road kill’ alligator blocking part of the lane.
That was a ‘far from home’ moment…
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My brother lives in Louisiana and there was an 11 footer chasing pets, etc. In his backyard. Game warden caught it and killed it because it was habituated.
Once we were boating past it and it “stood up” using its tail. Its belly was a sickening white
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From goofing around in wet parts florida as kid i learned to run fast in a zig-zag. 
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@belleswell The wild life in your yard and your photography skills are phenomenal brother! 
Thanks for sharing, but I ran out of likes ;-)~
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It’s easy to tell an Alligator from a Crocodile. He will either see you later, or afterwhile.
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That’s just good science
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Gray Squirrel
Fox Squirrel
Black Squirrel - So Close
Nice Chair
Red Squirrel
Good Dog
Two Turkeys and a Borg
Barred Owl
Bald Eagle
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Rondeau bay lake Erie snapping turtles usually they nest around end of May first of June ground temp thing
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Snake in the grass
The older I get the more I like snakes. I always did, but I like them more now. I had one just like this one when I was a kid. I named him houdini, and kept him in a little terrarium with a sliding hinge top. And guess what? The mother fucker got out, of course.
Would a snake by any other name have stayed? Lol.
I also have a weird claustrophobia, and being rolled up in a carpet is something I can’t really think about without thrashing around making sure my arms and legs are free. Gives me the willys to the point of insanity, but that’s a snakes life. Gnarly creatures.
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Here Kitty, Kitty
Baltimore Orioles - Table For Two
Their name comes from the fact that their colors are the same as those found
in Lord Baltimore’s Coat of Arms.
Rose Breasted Grosbeak. First one returned on 4-27-24
Here Kitty, Kitty
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Okay if you dont mind I will throw a few more that were in the yard vacinity.
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Young male grizzly about 2-3 years old on a pink salmon hunt.
Bull moose about 8-9ft tall on his daily walk.
I took a photo of a black bear walking the same pathway but opposite direction.
Female black bear looking for food in a tree
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