The "I don't want to talk about AI" thread, and the new topic is: boating and sailing

The males are said to be inquisitive, they are actually very sweet insects.
I'm inquisitive about many things, but not so much with bugs. But then there's bats- don't mind my ADHD tangent here. Bats, freak me out but cool at the same time, kinda like some bugs I guess? At least bats eat bugs though. Most bats, not all bats. Ok STFU. HA!
 
I have coyotes running in the green belt behind my apartment, and a mated pair of turkey buzzards nesting in the erosion control pond below my window. Did you know buzzards mate for life? I look it up on the internet, so it must be true. :)
 
Coyote! Had one in our small patch of woods in '20. The dog was not happy.
 
We had a pack of coyotes in our woods once. And then wolf guy started breeding his wolf-dog hybrids and we stopped hearing the coyotes. I wonder if there was any correlational. 🤔
 
We had a pack of coyotes in our woods once. And then wolf guy started breeding his wolf-dog hybrids and we stopped hearing the coyotes. I wonder if there was any correlational. 🤔
Oof. That's... wow. Hopefully it was just the scent
 
Oof. That's... wow. Hopefully it was just the scent
Well, he didn't seem to believe in bathing his dogs, or keeping them properly locked up. 😬 My MIL lost more chickens to the wolf-dogs than she ever did to the rest of the wildlife combined.
 
We have beavers, my SO told me he saw one and I assumed it was a groundhog; he’s a city boy. But no, I later saw one when with him.

There are some in a local preserve lake, but we now have them in our hood as well.

We are meant to have some coyotes, but I’ve never seen one.
 
We have beavers, my SO told me he saw one and I assumed it was a groundhog; he’s a city boy. But no, I later saw one when with him.

There are some in a local preserve lake, but we now have them in our hood as well.

We are meant to have some coyotes, but I’ve never seen one.
That's awesome! Seen 2 my entire life in the wild!
 
Twice in the last 5 years, we have had a family of fishers rearing their pups in our back yard. Early in the spring, we could see them in the woods from out kitchen table. Then the foliage got too thick. After each time, we had no squirrels for two years. Apparently takes about two years to repopulate.

For anyone who doesn't know what a fisher is, it's roughly a half-scale wolverine. 1759433824759.png
 
How about a turtle picture?
Red-eared slider.

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Turtle power!

Edit: While these are relatively native to my area, they're a popular pet species and have become invasive in many places because of pet releases or losses. They do not generally become ninjas, though.
 
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