Lysrin
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Love Crows and Ravens! Great shot!
Photography thread --IMAGE INTENSIVE--
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GeezerGamer
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Blind Dog
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It's been too hot for wildlife photography here, in BC interior. I've been confined to the indoor types.
Gets over 37 degrees, and this guy often shows up--we call him 'ACe'. Our ancient cat refuses to acknowledge him--and ACe stays elevated. Healey's blind & unaware--and ACe is very well behaved.
Stealth mode in, stealth mode out--he's just there by day, and not there by midnite. Sleeps in the back of the little amp.
Gets over 37 degrees, and this guy often shows up--we call him 'ACe'. Our ancient cat refuses to acknowledge him--and ACe stays elevated. Healey's blind & unaware--and ACe is very well behaved.
Stealth mode in, stealth mode out--he's just there by day, and not there by midnite. Sleeps in the back of the little amp.
It's been too hot for wildlife photography here, in BC interior. I've been confined to the indoor types.
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Gets over 37 degrees, and this guy often shows up--we call him 'ACe'. Our ancient cat refuses to acknowledge him--and ACe stays elevated. Healey's blind & unaware--and ACe is very well behaved.
Stealth mode in, stealth mode out--he's just there by day, and not there by midnite. Sleeps in the back of the little amp.
How is he getting in and out?
moocow
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More worry about rat crap all over the house.
Blind Dog
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Never seen. Assume when I air the house--anytime the temp falls below 21 degrees.
You think we have, '...rat crap all over the house.'?
Projecting?
moocow
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Why am I projecting? You have a untrained animal running around your shelf inside your house. Of course I would be concern about animal droppings all over the place. Squirrels also munch on wires like rats and can bring in parasites. Looks cute but I would be concern about unpatched holes that may let other stuff inside the house.
Shadowmeph
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The wire eating yes is huge they do this in vehicles also get under the hood start chomping lol
Shadowmeph
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when I was posted as security at a local mall there was an elderly woman that was trying to start her car, so I grab the jumper pope the hood and noticed shells everywhere I mean everything and allot of them I scoops out gloved hand fuls I looked at some of the wiring and mot of it was chewed at least halfway through the wire coming from her started I think to the ignition was barely there maybe on two strands left so I was a nice guy went to my truck grabbed a couple tools and black tape and then bandiaded it ( got into trouble from supervisor for that one) told her to find someone that could fix the rest of the issues because I also was sure it is a fire waiting to happen not sure if she did that or not but i never have seen so much chewed wires and of course she owned a car early 200os and they have a lot of wires i am not even sure how her car started in the first place. even where I live, I will check under the hood of my car every once in a while for squarel sign
LaughingCrow
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International Cat Day today. Picture from about 10 years ago. Kitten powered computer
