Author Topic: Pet or wildlife Photos? (Read 1438096 times)

angelwolf326 · « **Reply #380 on:** Jan 27, 08, 08:30:27 PM »

Cool pic, dog beach is wonderful!

Surfer_Dude · « **Reply #381 on:** Jan 27, 08, 08:53:01 PM »

Fun capture.

It is a small world, I can see the park in front of my old house in the background. Mission beach.

BPSquirrel · « **Reply #382 on:** Feb 03, 08, 03:38:50 AM »

Our new "Kids" on the block, errrr, ranch, lol

Naughty pines · « **Reply #383 on:** Feb 03, 08, 03:53:50 AM »

MY, what big ears you have.

love_walnuts · « **Reply #384 on:** Feb 03, 08, 05:57:00 AM »

The three billygoats GRUFF

Wrightwood · « **Reply #385 on:** Feb 03, 08, 06:31:48 AM »

Very nice pictures and so cute

BPSquirrel · « **Reply #386 on:** Feb 09, 08, 04:17:52 AM »

Our good Morning gift from Jazzy, she had 2 little girls sometime early this morning, very healthy and ohhhh so cute!

ForestGal · « **Reply #387 on:** Feb 09, 08, 04:28:59 AM »

Those baby goats are absolutely adorable!

How many adult goats do you have? From your pics from a week ago, you have 3 more babies also.
Thanks for sharing!

BPSquirrel · « **Reply #388 on:** Feb 09, 08, 04:39:46 AM »

My son is in 4-H and his main project is Boer Goats, which are a meat type goat (no we do not eat them, they are to dang cute) He owns 1 buck and 3 full grown does as well as 3 yearling does. The 3 big girls, Miss Jamia had 3 kids that are 2 weeks old now (2 boys and 1 girl) Tuff, Stretch and Miss Ellie, WeeBit had 2 girls, Rayne and Storm (who I call the trouble sisters, Born the same day as Jamia's) and now Jazzy who has these 2 cuties. We haven't named them yet. Now out of the 3 yearlings (Valentine, Tank (who truly is a tank, lol) and Pinky), 1(Valentine) is due next month, then we are done kidding for this year. These animals are amazing, they are very smart, and so loving and each one has their own unique personality. If you ever want to have a great time, come on down and sit with my goats, they are so entertaining. It is so much fun to watch the babies Bounce. And they are Great weed eaters!

ForestGal · « **Reply #389 on:** Feb 09, 08, 04:59:16 AM »

Thanks for the info, BPSquirrel. Sounds as if that buck has been one busy dude!

wwpt · « **Reply #390 on:** Feb 10, 08, 08:38:18 PM »

A couple called their Vet and said a crow had adopted an abndonded kitten on their property. The Vet told them noone will believe it, you better film it, and they did. It's kind of long (7min) but worth the watch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JiJzqXxgxo

Nolena · « **Reply #391 on:** Feb 10, 08, 10:01:35 PM »

That's amazing!!

love_walnuts · « **Reply #392 on:** Feb 10, 08, 10:48:25 PM »

My ex-stepdad, a former science teacher at Sylmar High, had a wide array of animals at his home. One was a raven named Myrtle. Myrtle was friends with the miniture collie we had named Boots. It was all very natural, as there was only one alpha animal, my stepdad. Everything else followed his lead. Both Myrtle and Boots ate kibble from the dog food bowl and drank from the water bowl.

He later acqured a red-tailed hawk that had hung around the 5/14 interchange. It was hand-trained, and all he had to do was hold a piece of steak out and it came to him. He did what he could to retrain it to hunt, but I don't know if he succeeded in his efforts.

He was a real naturalist, and instead water in his above ground pool, he had set up a habitat for a pair of chipmunks he had. He also had a couple snakes and showed us (13, 11 and 8 years old) how to feed mice to the snakes without potentially harming the snakes. I won't repeat it here, as it may disgust some people.

Wildman · « **Reply #393 on:** Feb 20, 08, 06:15:10 AM »

With another round of snow possibly coming our way, Cinbad will stand outside of his shelter until he is covered like a statue. He's done it for 18 years.

By popular demand from some wild and crazy hippy types who really miss old Cinbad and whose world is slowly crumbling down around them. Cheer up!

Peace!

BPSquirrel · « **Reply #394 on:** Feb 21, 08, 01:29:54 AM »

baby pictures,

Stretch and Miss Ellie

(Christie, this one and her sister still need names, does your daughter have any ideas?)

Cherokee_Kid · « **Reply #395 on:** Feb 21, 08, 02:52:05 AM »

How adorable!

How 'bout Lil Bo Peep and Lil Ms. Muffit?

Chuck · « **Reply #396 on:** Feb 21, 08, 06:05:14 AM »

Drove by YoMama's house tonight and two coyotes ran in front of me to his house. Took these with my pocket camera. YoMama doesn't have cats so I'm sure all is fine.

Two sets of bright eyes looking at me.

ForestGal · « **Reply #397 on:** Feb 21, 08, 06:22:01 AM »

Great capture of those eyes, Chuck! Thanks for sharing.

And BPSquirrel, those babies are soooooo cute! I didn't realize they curl up in little balls to sleep, like dogs or cats.

kreustaoe · « **Reply #398 on:** Feb 24, 08, 01:23:33 AM »

Quote from: BPSquirrel on Feb 21, 08, 01:29:54 AM

baby pictures,

(Christie, this one and her sister still need names, does your daughter have any ideas?)

My daughter like the show Full House and came up with a variation of the last name Tanner from the show. She thinks this one looks like a "Tannah". What do you think?

angelwolf326 · « **Reply #399 on:** Feb 24, 08, 07:28:45 AM »

Mogli's eyes. Color not altered, he was holding his new toy which is neon green, I guess the flash reflected the color...

Author Topic: Pet or wildlife Photos? (Read 1438096 times)

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