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Comments (14)It's supposed to be a "ghost" photo. So if he really was, no one would know they were sitting on him. That said, when I saw it, I didn't see it the first time, but I ultimately realized there was no reason for the cushion she was sitting on, and his legs go under the male. Ah....See MoreFind Friday's critter
Comments (9)I see it, but is there more than one thing we are looking for? I see a couple of other different critters or maybe they are just rocks lol...See MoreAnother find the critter
Comments (16)Oh my goodness! That would have freaked me out. That was a big one! Speaking of freaking out! I just moments ago opened my door to go outside and thank God I was praying attention because between the door and the metal screen door was a SNAKE! It was then trying to climb up the screen door. I screamed and slammed the door shut. My cleaning ladies that were right behind me screamed and we all started doing the snake dance. I got brave and opened the door and the screen door and it turned to come inside. I stomped my foot and it turned to the outside and took off. It may have gone in the garage. I was able to get a good look at it and luckily it was a garter snake. Buy we have been having so many copper heads around the neighborhood lately I was afraid that it was one of those. So we are fine, snake is fine, we just had to sit down for a few minutes lol....See MoreFind the critter...
Comments (29)A vole looks more like a mouse. They are a true pest of gardeners, farmers, and orchardists. In the winter, voles will chew the bark from woody trees and shrubs, causing some real damage. This guy is a little shrew, a ravenous carnivore and insectivore. As tiny as they are, shrews have a reputation for being very feisty and fearless. They have sharp teeth and their bites are mildly venomous. We don't see shrews very often, but they are very common. They live under leaf litter or in tunnels that some other animal has excavated....See More- 10 years ago
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