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LOL well, yes, it does. But I'll just stick to The Creek so as not to annoy my neighbors
TSCLT 4.0: Bitchy Malevolent Baby Ducks
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LOL well, yes, it does. But I'll just stick to The Creek so as not to annoy my neighbors
Wat_Tyler
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Yes, it certainly does.
Wat posted the Harrowing Goose Tale on Friday - too lazy to look for it. It's back there somewhere.
Still pondering the corned beef. Wagering it gets made for tomorrow. And Wat likes thighs, too.
Got in 35 minutes of hoofing. I may have this up to an hour . . . later today . . . .
Wat posted the Harrowing Goose Tale on Friday - too lazy to look for it. It's back there somewhere.
Still pondering the corned beef. Wagering it gets made for tomorrow. And Wat likes thighs, too.
Got in 35 minutes of hoofing. I may have this up to an hour . . . later today . . . .
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Pie is ready to be served and I just began the process of seasoning the soup.
It might be raining, but life is good.
~~ and ~~
I just realized, I have some of those nice little red, orange and yellow peppers to throw in too. I am going to feast.
It might be raining, but life is good.
~~ and ~~
I just realized, I have some of those nice little red, orange and yellow peppers to throw in too. I am going to feast.
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Me so horney!
Love you long
time GI! Ten bhat.
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Is she about to lay an egg or is she overwhelmed upon seeing me?
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lol
Her swan song?
Her swan song?
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Were we just Bjorked?
Should we be offended?
Let slip the malevolent ducks of war!
Should we be offended?
Let slip the malevolent ducks of war!
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There are some geese camped out at every pond around here. But, no swans, we are not worthy of swans.
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~~ Woot! Woot! ~~
Just threw the baby carrots into the pot. Shit's gonna start getting good pretty soon!
We have geese visit from time-to-time, but the local ponds are too small and the forest is not to their liking. The neighbor purchased ducks last year, but the flew off. He just shrugged his shoulders and said, "What was I supposed to do? Put leashes on them?"
Just threw the baby carrots into the pot. Shit's gonna start getting good pretty soon!
We have geese visit from time-to-time, but the local ponds are too small and the forest is not to their liking. The neighbor purchased ducks last year, but the flew off. He just shrugged his shoulders and said, "What was I supposed to do? Put leashes on them?"
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My grandfather kept ducks for the longest time.
It was always a scrap to see what the damned wharf rats would eat, the corn or the ducks themselves.
Shooting them was permitted, but it was almost impossible because somebody's house was the backstop.
But they certainly had it comin' . . . .
It was always a scrap to see what the damned wharf rats would eat, the corn or the ducks themselves.
Shooting them was permitted, but it was almost impossible because somebody's house was the backstop.
But they certainly had it comin' . . . .
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I have seagulls, several varieties of seagulls, and cormorants.
The pigeons drink from the dogs' water bowl.
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We are very very far inland here. Yet, at one of the lakes here, I have seen seagulls. Maybe on some migratory route? Do seagulls migrate? It's a puzzle.
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They go wherever there is food. They are flying rats.
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Seagulls are referred to as shithawks here, they are basically crows who like water. If there is food and a water source big enough for fish they will be there.
There is a park with measured trails near here so I took the pups and did a 4 mile sniff run. The pups would have kept going but the human still has winter legs and needed to return home.
Freezer meals have been restocked, kitchen scrubbed down and a casserole prepped for the oven. I am done for today.
There is a park with measured trails near here so I took the pups and did a 4 mile sniff run. The pups would have kept going but the human still has winter legs and needed to return home.
Freezer meals have been restocked, kitchen scrubbed down and a casserole prepped for the oven. I am done for today.
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I love the term shithawks. Love it, I tellz ya!!! I will now illegally export it from there. Perhaps I will consider it Bennett Young's spoils of war from his successful CSA invasion of Canada in 1864 or whenever.
I had no idea they wandered that far inland during the winter.
Having watched the Little Darlings for a few decades, I find that a supply of fish isn't always what they want on the menu. A good grocery store dumpster works like a charm, or for a restaurant, or any other human food place. They'd come a-diving for chicken legs the residents tossed out in the parking lot on the job I worked at last fall. It was close to the water.
Hence why I like the idea of calling them shithawks from here on out.
I had no idea they wandered that far inland during the winter.
Having watched the Little Darlings for a few decades, I find that a supply of fish isn't always what they want on the menu. A good grocery store dumpster works like a charm, or for a restaurant, or any other human food place. They'd come a-diving for chicken legs the residents tossed out in the parking lot on the job I worked at last fall. It was close to the water.
Hence why I like the idea of calling them shithawks from here on out.
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Land fills, that's where you find them. I think Hitchcock used some footage taken above landfills for "The Birds." (If he didn't he missed a good bet on saving production costs.)
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Happy Monday!!!
I couldn't see any point in hurrying to get out of bed this morning.
So I went downstairs to put on the coffee, and the crock pot had burbled over in the middle of the night. It wasn't awful, but it's cleaned up now. It sure smells good down there this morning, too.
And the coffee is damn tasty, enough so to get accustomed to teepee living.
I couldn't see any point in hurrying to get out of bed this morning.
So I went downstairs to put on the coffee, and the crock pot had burbled over in the middle of the night. It wasn't awful, but it's cleaned up now. It sure smells good down there this morning, too.
And the coffee is damn tasty, enough so to get accustomed to teepee living.
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Hey, good morning. Yeah, we see the shithawks down on the river. No big deal.
We go down every once in a while to watch the bald eagles.
We go down every once in a while to watch the bald eagles.
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I like watching ospreys fish.
Their whole kiting motion, how they flap and hover . . .
and then turn and drop like rocks, going under after their prey as need be.
The wings surface, catch a bit of water, and up a bit more, and some more, and they break free from the river and slowly rise, carrying a fish which probably outweighs them by double . . . .
Their whole kiting motion, how they flap and hover . . .
and then turn and drop like rocks, going under after their prey as need be.
The wings surface, catch a bit of water, and up a bit more, and some more, and they break free from the river and slowly rise, carrying a fish which probably outweighs them by double . . . .
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Indeed.
Coffee was a bad mistake this morning.
At least I have the memory of all that good eatin' yesterday.
Of course, I left the mess for the morning, so that's on the downside.
Coffee was a bad mistake this morning.
At least I have the memory of all that good eatin' yesterday.
Of course, I left the mess for the morning, so that's on the downside.
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