2012/08/05 18:05:58
spacey
Nature is tuff.
Easy to get attached to them when they make
their home close by or make regular visits. Hope
it wasn't "yours".
2012/08/05 18:13:24
craigb
My Mom's joke about my moving from here has been "Can you take the bunny with you?"  I guess that won't be an issue now...

Side note:  I definitely haven't seen the bunny today, but it's hot (going to be above 90 again) so she's usually hiding somewhere cool anyway.  I just wish I hadn't heard it, even in the nature films you see on TV you don't have to hear the prey crying...
2012/08/05 20:10:32
jbow
We watched a huge red tail hawk in a tree acorss the road this afternoon. I was watching with my binoculars, he was really big. I was waiting for him to spot a chipmonk or something and he was looking but a bunch of crows spotted him first. He made a stand, spread his wings and dared them, then finally flew off. He was really something.
My wife saw one at her office a few months ago take off with a squirrel but he dropped it.

We used to live really close to a large lake and one day there was a bald eagle in the top of a tree in the back yard. I cannot tell you how big he was. I didn't realize it until he took to the wing. He must have had an 8 ft wing span, it was awesome. I went to check that the cats were still around...

We have had coyotes in the north metro Atlanta area take dogs off the leash while people walked them, cats from the backyard. Coyotes can be more dangerous than you might think. http://www.varmintal.com/attac.htm

I'd put out a trap or put a .22 mag in it if I were you.

J
2012/08/05 20:14:12
jbow
BTW, I have seen deer well inside the city of Atlanta, I know there are coyotes there, even downtown, and there is an epidemic of raccoons. The raccoons carry so much rabies it is against the law to catch and release them, you have to destroy them.

J
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