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[DennisN]

Three funny and cute clips:

Raven feeds the dog


Crow stacking some cups


A squirrel friend

 

[difalcojr]

another squirrel

neighbor's female, Maine coon cat, about 20 lb (9 kg), very sweet disposition

 

[berkeman]

 

[jtbell]

How quiet is it in my town? It's so quiet you see cats loafing in the streets.

 

[docnet]

It was surprising that LA has a human introduced peacock population. They sound a bit like monkeys when they sing from the trees. I read they can be territorially violent but I never saw one attacking a human. They are bigger than the chickens.

A YouTube video about a funny sloth:

 

[BillTre]

It was surprising that LA has a human introduced peacock population. They sound a bit like monkeys when they sing from the trees. I read they can be territorially violent but I never saw one attacking a human. They are bigger than the chickens.

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A YouTube video about a funny sloth:

There are a lot them in Pasadena and nearby towns. I have seen them a lot on top of houses making a lot of noise.

 

[Rive]

It was surprising that LA has a human introduced peacock population. They sound a bit like monkeys when they sing from the trees.

Sing??
We had an infestation of them too, due a tradition-preserving movement here, but nobody kept them for more than one year.
Some quit faster.
Lot faster.

That 'sing' was apparently entirely omitted from the manual...

 

[docnet]

There are a lot them in Pasadena and nearby towns. I have seen them a lot on top of houses making a lot of noise.

wow.. I thought they were only in Palos Verdes and Santa Catalina Island. Never saw them when I was in Pasadena, but now I want to visit again.

 

[docnet]

Sing??
We had an infestation of them too, due a tradition-preserving movement here, but nobody kept them for more than one year.
Some quit faster.
Lot faster.

That 'sing' was apparently entirely omitted from the manual...

I just searched peacocks in Pasadena and saw that some people want to ban them because they're too loud. I can understand that. ravens can be very loud too

 

[BillTre]

The Huntington Arboretum and the LA Arboretum both have man peacocks.
LA Arboretum info

 

[symbolipoint]

Serval cats are so cool :) The little dog, not so much.
(I removed the media from the quote).

from post #2662


Was interesting, serval meowing, min-pin was not at any time growling but appeared excited. I do not know exactly what to think, but interesting.

EDIT: A few of the comments on the YouTube video give some better understanding.
(( in post #2662 video, right-click, Copy video address, open new brows tab, right-click, choose paste_and_go))
EDIT: I just found that what I described to do in the earlier edit did not actually work. FIRST click on the video in the post to begin its play; AND THEN start the right-click, etc. what then follows.

 

[BillTre]

 

[berkeman]

 

[Swamp Thing]

 

[BillTre]

 

[Ibix]

Someone on another forum I frequent has the username OhTheHugeManatee, which always makes me smile...

 

[BillTre]

 

[BillTre]

New photographic technique:

My dog is mostly dark colors. Don't think it will work too well with her.

 

[berkeman]

 

[BillTre]

 

[BillTre]

 

[berkeman]

 

[jtbell]

Who's seeing cicadas this spring?

This is the first one I've seen here. In the next county, they're so loud that the police have gotten calls about them.

 

[Drakkith]

Our cat, Nala.

 

[berkeman]

 

[BillTre]

Is that a dog-kitten or a kit-dogen?

 

[Flyboy]

Best way to make my girlfriend lose the ability to speak: find ducklings. She can’t process when she gets into cuteness overload.

 

[jtbell]

Following up on my cicada a few posts back, here's a cicada nymph that has emerged from its 17 years underground and is apparently preparing to "hatch" into a mature cicada.

I've also seen empty split-open nymph husks, but I don't think this is one of those. It looks intact. I should have gone around to look from the other side, too.

 

[berkeman]

 

[Flyboy]

Following up on my cicada a few posts back, here's a cicada nymph that has emerged from its 17 years underground and is apparently preparing to "hatch" into a mature cicada.

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I've also seen empty split-open nymph husks, but I don't think this is one of those. It looks intact. I should have gone around to look from the other side, too.

So it begins. The Screams of Summer arrive.