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    WILD ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS

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      eye8urcake @Kestrel
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      @Kestrel Fuck those pink sheep, man.
      they're so dangerous

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        tsar
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        I SAW A TURKEY VULTURE

        this is really exciting to me because vultures are not REMOTELY common around here and I have never seen one in my 30+ years living in the area ah;hghgggg

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          Yam @tsar
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          @tsar GRATS ON YOUR TURKEY VULTURE SIGHTING. I still get excited when I see regular wild turkeys around here.

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            tsar @Yam
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            @Yam said in WILD ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS:

            @tsar GRATS ON YOUR TURKEY VULTURE SIGHTING. I still get excited when I see regular wild turkeys around here.

            OMG ME TOO

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              GF
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              There were three ravens in my yard when I went out to the mailbox today. No idea what they were doing, and they flew off before I could even get my phone, but I was shocked to see these animals I’d only ever seen in photos before. I always thought ravens were small, but these things were each the size of a football before they even opened their wings.

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                TNP @GF
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                @GF They were being unkind.

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                  Third Eye
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                  This is a pretty tame wild animal encounter but I’m gradually rescuing pictures from Photobucket and found my trip to the Petrified Forest from a few years back, where I met this handsome creature.

                  Raven1.jpg
                  Raven2.jpg

                  The pics don’t convey how BIG ravens are in a way I was not prepared for, but it was a kindly raven. It was clearly used to people and I think was angling for me to feed it. It had a business.

                  I want something else to get me through this
                  Semi-charmed kinda life, baby, baby
                  I want something else, I’m not listening when you say good-bye

                  She/Her or They/Them

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                    Solstice @Yam
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                    @Yam

                    Me tooooooo

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                      Yam @Solstice
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                      @Solstice GET A LOAD OF THAT GOBBLER

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                        tsar @Third Eye
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                        @Third-Eye said in WILD ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS:

                        This is a pretty tame wild animal encounter but I’m gradually rescuing pictures from Photobucket and found my trip to the Petrified Forest from a few years back, where I met this handsome creature.

                        Raven1.jpg
                        Raven2.jpg

                        The pics don’t convey how BIG ravens are in a way I was not prepared for, but it was a kindly raven. It was clearly used to people and I think was angling for me to feed it. It had a business.

                        Loki, is that you?

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                          Tori
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                          Not the greatest shots because despite being MONSTERS they terrify super easily

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                          I think it’s been eating my hibiscus. I tried to get better shots when it moved to the pool AND IT HAD A BUDDY but they ran away as soon as I raised my phone.

                          she/her, them/they - not super particular

                          I have been here the whole time

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                            Snackness
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                            TINY FROG!

                            IMG_2868.jpg

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                              BurnNotice @Snackness
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                              That is CLEARLY just a leaf, @Snackness.

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                                Snackness @BurnNotice
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                                @BurnNotice That’s what he WANTS you to think.

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                                  Evilgrayson
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                                  Ravens in the UK typically have a wingspan of up to four feet. They are not small birds by any stretch, and it’s only the size that marks them out from the other all-black birds. We had some in our corner of Wales - the only birds that were bigger were European buzzards and red kites, since we didn’t have eagles.

                                  tl;dr: Ravens are big.

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                                    dvoraen @Snackness
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                                    @Snackness I think we need to call in @hellfrog to tell us everything we need to know about smolfrog.

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