Find the Critter
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Comments (36)There's probably some iron in the rocks that give a few of them that reddish hue, but when I enlarge the pic, I only see rocks. It's amazing how the brain wants to recognize pattern out of random shades of dark and light....it's how we can see images in the clouds. But I only see the one owl. This really is a random pattern, though it's hard not to see the face....See MoreFind the critter Sunday
Comments (17)It looks like there's 2 of them in your circle one right above the other, edit never mind it's not another one. . I assumed that was the critter but had no idea what it was. I also thought perhaps that was not a twig but a walking stick bug to the right....See MoreAnother Find a Critter for Friday
Comments (12)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....See MoreNew Find The Critters....my shots from yesterday...
Comments (17)#1 A baby/fledgling Great Horned Owl....the parents are nearby....probably in the trees....?...but maybe not in these trees. #2 A BIG frog....the size of my hand... ****************************************************************************************************** Sorry about the trash. This is a HUGE wildlife area with a trail next to the creek. The creek flooded a couple of years ago. When that happens peoples yards flood, trash cans are knocked over...... styrafoam hot tubs float away. :0)...See More- 8 years ago
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Well, I guess Raven let the cat out of the bag or perhaps more correctly, the dog off the leash.
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