Manbird wrote: 
ew

I shouldn't encourage you.

 oldviolin wrote: 
Showing people his butt parts, I guess. It was all puckered and red. Nasty. 

 Manbird wrote: 
what is cookinlover doing in Santa Rosa?

 oldviolin wrote: 
I saw a skunk about 5 feet away turn it's ass up at me. I ran away. Fast. 

You sure that wasn't a raven you saw? 

A crow the size of a chicken pulling the gut from a dead raccoon...

 
I saw a headless chicken.
 
 

 rosedraws wrote: 

 

This tree is right outside my office window, north side.

On a brilliant crisp clear day like this, the sun shines on that tree, and the red light reflects into my office and the bathroom.  It's like someone is directing red spotlights into the house!  It's interesting and beautiful.

a very large, black duck...taking bread out of my hand

 Painted_Turtle wrote: 
oh no, you looked! 

 rosedraws wrote: 
oh gawd.....

 Painted_Turtle wrote: 
apparently you haven't looked at earlier photos.    a

as a matter of fact — don't!

 rosedraws wrote:  

..well at least there weren't any "cracks" showing thru.... so to speak 

 dmax wrote: 
"Create your own caption.  I’m in the middle of pouring bleach into my eyes." 

 dmax wrote: 
oh, great...the trash bag transvestite is in oklahoma! 

(and did you read the comments?  they are hysterical!)

 hippiechick wrote: 

That's wise, most mother birds abandon their babys if they have aquired a human smell from being handled.  There's also the problem of transmitting human germs to the wild animals.

Even at the MN State Fair this year they requested all visitors to the barns to wash their hand BEFORE entering.

Not this. Thank the gods.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

Whoosh...

Five wild turkeys out for a stroll during the lightly falling snow

 hippiechick wrote: 
ok. but that kinda negates that completely harmless part. just sayin'