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Caught a bobcat passing through last night. Such a beauty. We also get raccoons, possums coyotes, bears, even a stag in the past. All sorts.
We live on 30 acres of oak grassland in northern California on a westward-facing slope.
Our house, garage, solar, orchard and gardens only take up a small portion of the property. I think of the rest as a wildlife preserve.
There is a herd of deer and they browse in our garden regularly. We have fencing to protect our orchard, veggies and some of our flowers.
We have LOTS of quail.
Jackrabbits and foxes come around.
We have raccoons, skunks and possums, but I don't see them often. They are mostly nocturnal, but they are around.
I've seen bobcats a few times. One time I was in my yard and one sauntered/swaggered from the side of the house and on past me. It gave me a dismissive look with no fucks given, as if it was a samurai and I was a peon. In fact, it didn't even acknowledge me. LOL.
We have tree squirrels, ground squirrels, voles and mice. No rats.
I've never seen a bear or cougar, but they have huge territories and may pass through.
Lots of different birds.
Turkeys come around during certain times of the season.
Turkey vultures cruise the sky.
We feed hummingbirds.
Oh, and there are bats. We even put two bat houses under the eve of our two story garage.
Praying mantises are fun and I love dragonflies.
Certain garden spiders are even cool.
I love the various bees and butterflies. I don't even mind mud wasps and paper wasps. The only ones I keep away from our yard are yellow jackets. They are little ass holes.
We have tiny frogs that come alive during the rainy season.
I love the alligator and fence lizards/swifts/blue bellies or whatever they are called.
I love the snakes. The most common are gopher snakes, but I've seen racers and California kings in our yard.
I even like the rattlesnakes. The species we have here isn't large and they aren't aggressive. The last thing they want to do is bite anything they don't intend to eat.
When we run across one in our garden or near our house, I catch it with a snake stick that has a jaw. I put them in a box and relocate them to another part of our property where they can continue doing the good work of eating vermin.
Okay.. rather jealous here. Your own slice of heaven over there. Beautiful.
I want a pet bobcat but i can’t have one here legally. 🥺😢😭
Back home i’ve seen bobcats, foxes, deer, black bears, moose, snakes of all kinds, rabbits, bats , badgers, opossums, raccoons, squirrels, coyotes, woodchucks, birds & fowl of all kinds, frogs, toads, salamanders, crawdads, fish of all kinds… i’m kind of cheating. Some of these things i only saw while visiting my family in the upper peninsula.
In California i still haven’t for sure seen a bear, and it kinda ticks me off cuz they advertise it on the flag like everyone gets their own out here! I really wanna see a brown bear. I’ve seen some of the same things here, but i’ll just list the ones that i have only seen here…
Sea lions, river otters, pelicans, and the deer are different. If they’re considered white tails, it’s a different breed for sure. I’ve seen a couple of diamondbacks. We have rattlers in Michigan, but i usually only saw Easterns. I saw my first real roadrunner here, but it had long since lost the coyote.
I feel like i’m forgetting something. I’ll probably sit straight up in the middle of the night and think of it.
Do you get Timber Rattlesnake or Canebrakes? We used to have a small population in the Niagara area, but none have been detected for awhile. We mostly have Eastern Massasauga here.
You're often more likely to hear those bear drawn out "chuff" sounds, even without seeing them if they are in the area.
We had a few rattler species, but i never looked up which were most common in Michigan. I think our Easterns were hognoses. But they might have been Timbers. I don’t know what a Canebrake or Massasauga is. I MIGHT have seen some but didn’t know what i was looking at. I spent a lot of my childhood investigating wildlife of all kinds. In hindsight, i probably should have made a career of it. Ell oh ell!
Assorted birds including hawks and cranes... skunks... raccoons... squirrels... occasional coyote... rabbits... ground hogs... beavers... muskrat... deer... lots of grumpy old men too.
Watch out for that last lot. lol
Aw! The bobcat is so cute! We mainly just get bunnies, birds, dragonflies, bees, and butterflies.
It does have such pretty markings.
You have all the peaceful wildlife. 😎
And it's a good thing. I'd probably try to pet a bobcat like its a regular cat and we know that'd end very badly.
Oh, yikes! Yes. 😱
No bobcat though. Bobtail cats are fine though, as they're house cats. We also have coyotes that roam around but I've never seen them before. They're afraid of humans so they stay away from us. Whether I'd recognize its a coyote is another thing.
You're lucky. Ours are not so skittish at all. Have some scary stories.
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They all look at home. 😍
Bear, deer, possums, geese, I heard of a bobcat sighting a few years ago in a town that was maybe 10 minutes away lol
My favorite animal I’ve seen was the bald eagle that used to fly around my middle school. I always thought it was a regular hawk until I saw it from my class on the top floor of the school right outside the window.
Oh beauty. Very nice.
In our suburban neighborhood... There are lots of birds, of all kinds, from tiny hummingbirds to large crows and hawks. Squirrels, chipmunks, rabbits and at least one opossum roam the area. There are a few snakes and rats, though we try to control them. Some people have small koi ponds, with koi fish and frogs in them, and tiny skinks (not skunks) are sometimes seen. Occasionally, a coyote will wander into the area. And deer often feast on small trees and vegetable gardens.
We had a lot of frogs this year. More rain than usual.
We get foxes, a frog (I've seen just one in my garden) neighbour's cats meowing for a saucer of milk, oh and the woman across the street found a snake in her garage a few weeks ago.
Wait. A snake? In London?
Bobcats, deer (lots!), raccoons 😂, possums, black bears, lots of squirrels of course, rabbits, groundhogs, muskrats, bald eagles, various hawks, and great blue herons to name a few.
Our raccoons are such trouble makers! lol "Can we come in?" No you cannot! Then they jump on and off our swinging bench. lol
We have a few racoons, squirrels, there is a bobcat, made the mistake of feeding it once, now he won't go away, but he's never hurt me, and mostly runs away when I come near so I don't mind. There are also regular cats around where I live.
The bobcats took down one of three owls a couple years ago. They would perch surrounding us and hoot. It was a really cool effect, as they tried to corral rodents probably, but they left with the loss poor things.
That sucks. But the way I see it, it's not my place to interfere, especially if they aren't hurting my self or my family.
I tend to interfere. My tender heart when it comes to animals. lol
This happened in a neighbors yard however. Thankfully.
Same mammals as what you listed above. I've also had Mountain Lion, Beaver, Fox Muskrat, Elk, Moose, etc.
I've had about 47 species of birds either directly on my property or within Georgian Bay directly next to me and about six kinds of snake, only one that was of the poisonous variety.
As our area grows the mountain lions stay further back in the canyons, have to watch when I sit out there and read in evenings though.
Birds. Stray dogs. Every now and then a snake of unknown (to me) poisonality (sic!).
Ants, termites, mosquito's, carpenter ants.
And not to forget my behated neighbours :)
Those last ones can be most dangerous. lol
True - one my neighbour's porch roof is about to collapse onto his car :D
Do the other neighbors all have bets placed for when?
Heh heh - no. We just wait in gleeful anticipation...
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Racoons, squirrels, bunnies, a ton of chipmunks , deer, foxes and a plethora of birds. We had a bear roll through the neighborhood a couple of years ago.
Nice. 😎
in the city! only stray dogs and stray cats.
City man here.
I had a javelina wandering around here last night. I think it smelled my boyfriend bbq'ing. Coyotes and roadrunners are frequent, mountain lions, raccoons and deer occasionally.
I live in Africa. Locally we have cobras, baboons and there's reports of a leopard...
Cool👍
Oh nice. I hear people fear leopards and not tigers as leopards will kill just to kill?
Tigers! Yes. I had them confused (it was itchyboots who shared it on her channel a couple weeks ago when she passed through local villages)
And makes sense.
Foxes, badgers, rabbits, lots of bats. Birdwise, jackdaws and various seabirds dominate but red kites are a daily sight.
Sharks and other sea life. Occasional coyote, bobcat, or raccoon. Teens from the IE.
Sharks? Nice.
Coyotes, deer, racoons, skunks, and snakes.
We could be neighbors.
I'd be cool with that as long as your neighbors aren't my neighbors lol
Oi derp.. Here I was wide awake, making perfect sense of the morning.. and then you had to go and confuse me lol
@TommyMountainFigure what are you confused about? Lol
Pretty much everything today.. I read it wrong :) sowwy
@TommyMountainFigure all good lol
@sirderpsalot123 I even altered some settings on the monitor by mistake and thought I needed glasses because of the blurriness too.. Some days I think perhaps I should have stayed in bed hahahaha.
@sirderpsalot123 we need Mike.. and Kim to alter that reality.
@TommyMountainFigure 🤣
Rabbits, racoons, my mom saw a coyote nearby once.
Do spiders count? On a serious note, I live near a huge river, so there are many snakes and river birds
Spiders definitely count. Living near a river sounds nice. Do you do water sports?
Bear bobcat turkey racoon fox coyote… yeah I live in the woods.
Sounds lovely. We get those animals that look between a fox and a ferret. Never knew we had them until one crossed in front of my bike own evening. Felt like an xfiles episode. Odd looking fast animals.
Here here
Just the other day a guy was questioning me on here about choosing animals over most men. Not everyone gets it. lol
I get raccoons, possums, deer, an occasional fox, moles, mice, stray cats and dogs
Rabbits, possum, geese and squirrels
We get geese for baby season. They have fan clubs.
I simply love watching the geese attack little kids who don't know any better. I know I shouldn't but even when it happened to my own kids I found it spectacularly funny! I'm going to hell... If only I believed in it!
I had a flock of 12 watch me rescue a tortoise from the road, walk past them and put it by a little water hole. Then walk back past them to my truck. They like me. Always have. Once threw my arms around one as a toddler. Freaked my mother out it happened so quickly, but it didn't do anything, it was her fav story to retell. lol
A lot of shit... Way too much to list.
All the animals 😍
The bears 🐻 terrify the locals lol
Honey bears or nudists. Lol
Black bears lmao
They are cute. Trouble makers too.
They’re just hungry
They are bears. Bottomless pits.
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