I am so behind on posting videos. We have stopped feeding deer. They have lots to eat now.
The turkeys have pretty much disappeared. In years past they would amble around with their harems, in full mating display.
This tree sparrow was scrambling for bugs. The cats make this kind of move when we play! Maybe you aren't as keen as I, but I like seeing their little hop-scratch-search!
The Skunk is still roaring up and back down the driveway. I am curious about the location of its home!
Lastly, a porcupine. It looks a bit smallish. Maybe a young one?!
#75, or rehabbed and released black squirrel, has been teasing cats!
The cats have had their tick/flea, etc., meds.
I hope that helps with lots of horrific news out there. We had good news, in that we now have a majority government led by Mark Carney. We shall see what unfolds.
Amazingly, the three new MPs are women, and 2 of them are women of colour. This is Canada.
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteI was tickled by the trotting turkeys! YAM xx
I have a Flickr contact who continues to post of turkeys. She is quite rural, actually a small settlement, somewhere to the north of Perth. I forget which one right now.
ReplyDelete...Mark Carney would the entire world a better place.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all the creatures around your place.
ReplyDeleteThe deer are so sweet, I love the video. We have turkeys around here, there's been a solo female on our street for a bit.
ReplyDeleteSo many critters around by you. I love it.
ReplyDeleteAnd the rest of the little critters will deal with fleas/ticks as nature best armed them. Maybe they are immune to the bites? Or they at least aren't coming in your house with them.
ReplyDeleteI heard Carney speak the other day. He was brilliant.
ReplyDeleteWhen we lived up near Mattawa many years ago, we had a skunk that lived under our patio. It got quite used to us. I kept a metal compost bucket out the back door and I swear she would sit and wait for me to bring her supper to the buffet. Sometimes when we were sitting on the patio late at night, she was waddle over on the off chance we had something tasty for us. I don't recall her ever spraying.
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