It’s a head of its time lol
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Sweet shades, brah 
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I got a lizard that greets me every morning and watches me working around the plants, for the past few months it’s a trip.
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This little 2 year old doe is bigger than southern bucks.
@Hashpants
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Here’s a black bear trying to figure out the bear proof trash can this morning. He is a bit bigger than the little guy that came by a few weeks ago but still fairly small.
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Makes good burgers. We just had bear burgers for dinner Friday. Our season opens up the 1st.
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I believe that’s a trifecta of bucks!
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I also have a few that come
and buzz my window
Bare
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26 of 38 today. We had one hen Wood Duck that had 11 of them this last spring and they spend about half the day in the impenetrable thicket/swamp beside our pond. We’ve watched them growing all summer. Lately there have been quite a few others showing up shortly after I toss a large Folgers coffee container worth of floating fish food pellets each morning. 40% protein. The ducks love them. What the hybrid bluegills don’t get to, the ducks find and nothing goes to waste. They have a long flight ahead of them in the next month or so. They usually migrate south toward the end of September, early October. The mature males which are so colorful have yet to show up in numbers but I suspect we will see them as well in the coming days. They all spend some time in our pond before their southern migration.
Three Turtles
Perfect landing on a mole
Getting settled for some squeeze time.
Mission Mushy Mole complete
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Thats a pretty good looking toad imo.
It kind of looks like theres another bumpier toad within busting out of it
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Anyone else have these horrible peacock around!? 1000s around here and they are trying to “sterilize” the males.
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Are they aggressive or something? Seems like they’d be cool to see around.
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