Another Find a Critter for Friday

bob_cville

7 years ago

Actually find two of them.

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User
7 years ago
Found the masked marauder ;-)
justlinda
7 years ago
Looks like the masked bandit to me LOL
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Ringneck snakes are a real favorite of mine, Nancy. Totally harmless, of course, though they can emit a heavy musk when handled. Another of their defense mechanisms. These are generally very small snakes. The official descriptions says adults can be from 10" to 30" in length, but I have never seen one over 12", and I've seen many, many over the years. I've often seen babies only 4" to 6" long. Here is a picture of the one we found under Betsy's camellia when we dug it up for Evelyn. You can see how little it is. Glad you rescued yours. They are gentle and very pretty snakes. Marcia
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It looks like the bird I saw is one of the metallic objects and is a turtle. It does look more natural as a turtle, not like a stuffed bird! The second turtle to its right stood out as different but I couldn't see an animal in it. It does look like a cat up in the right. Are there official answers to these puzzlers?
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I've learned something new! How to do this stuff! Anyhow, here's what I thought I found: What looks like a fawn to me, in relation to the answer Jasdip posted. A chipmunk Little gray bird, a dove, perhaps? I had also thought that the black shadow immediately to the right of my "1" might be a black squirrel. Wrong. . . . . And yes, Annie, I kind of thought that was a snake, too, But it changed a lot when I enlarged the picture. Aren't imaginations fun? ? ? Rusty
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I can't, either, Fun2BHere, and the glasses I use for the PC monitor are only a few months old. Sometimes I wonder if some of these pictures are 90% (or more) imagination. But then again, some are almost too easy. I do have fun looking for whatever, though, frustrating as it is sometimes. Rusty
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jim_1 (Zone 5B)
7 years ago
Peek-a-boo!
ravencajun Zone 8b TX
7 years ago
How cute!
sjerin
7 years ago
I found the both of them this time! This must be an easy one today. :)
blfenton
7 years ago
We have a family that live in our shed. I saw them walking across our driveway a couple of nights ago.
Rusty
7 years ago
Found them! ! ! !

Rusty
Annie Deighnaugh
7 years ago
So cute, both of them. We used to have quite a few around, but I haven't seen many in a long time...a few years back we had quite a bout of rabies and their population has been a lot more scarce ever since.
pekemom
7 years ago
See them both....
blfenton
7 years ago
Annie - Our population of the critters plummeted a few years. Apparently there was a disease that went through the local colony (?). Their population is coming back up. And although a lot of people don't like them, that is a good thing.
FlamingO in AR
7 years ago
Got em! Have you ever heard them trill? We had some young ones climb our verandah but we didn't know it until we heard them trilling.
jemdandy
7 years ago
Distemper is rough on raccoons.

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