lokirising
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Pier Park in Portland, OR has a lot of hawks flying around.
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NothinButChing
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love seeing hawks ... saw one bout 30 feet away the other day on the ground drinking water what a crazy site!
Mack420
Par Member
chupacabra
xJFK
Double Eagle Member
a deer came sprinting down the fairway at me and my girlfriend today then just darted into the woods about 10 feet away..
must've been pissed i was throwing it's cousin, a gazelle.
must've been pissed i was throwing it's cousin, a gazelle.
ZBoazMobster
Double Eagle Member
The Z is also unusually covered with these Orb Spiders. They are quite awesome. We fed grasshoppers to a few... pretty neat site to see. I'm uploading the video to YT right now. Will post it maybe after the audio swap.
ZBoazMobster
Double Eagle Member
These things are called Orb Spiders. However they have more common names than the law should allow.
Argiope are harmless to humans, and never bite people... unless provoked. By the end of this season, I intend on making another video of me handling them. If I can get up the nerve...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAf72XY2NRs
I think the youtube embed bug has got me.
Argiope are harmless to humans, and never bite people... unless provoked. By the end of this season, I intend on making another video of me handling them. If I can get up the nerve...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAf72XY2NRs
I think the youtube embed bug has got me.
Damn, they don't waste any time do they
Spatula Cornroll
Eagle Member
Spiders rule.
xJFK
Double Eagle Member
i almost walked face first into an orb spider and it's web.. nearly crapped myself when i looked up and saw it looking right at me.
edward felcohands
Birdie Member
BEP is filthy with deer, Ive been there twice and have seen more than 10 deer each time, last time was about 2 weeks ago and i saw no fewer than 5 different sets of twin fawns. they just hang out in the grassy fairways and you have to throw over them. That place could be a little dangerous during the rut when the bucks get all sex crazy
elevated plastic
Double Eagle Member
Champ and I were at River Grove Park, and we were on hole #7 and we had a Doe and Fawn run right across the fairway about 150ft in front of us.
Other than what has already been mentioned I have seen a skunk and Peacocks
While building Nevin in Charlotte I ran across 30-40 Box Turtles. Part of me wishes I had signed them to see if I saw the same turtle more than once. I saved 2 from 2' deep holes left by rotted out trees. Those I totally should have signed.
I saw a red fox out there a bunch, loving the new hunting trails I was making and rabbit houses from piled up brush. Early, usually around 7:30.
I saw a red fox out there a bunch, loving the new hunting trails I was making and rabbit houses from piled up brush. Early, usually around 7:30.
Nice Arik! The ones you see are all female. I think there are about 200 different species in the North and South Americas. The males actually fly and look totally different than the females. My dad collects velvet ants, its one of his side collections. He is really interested in 6-7 other families of insects. He has about 400,000 insects in his collection at home; Meloids, Tiger beetles, Ripiphorids, Cerambycids, Clerids, Buprestids (my favorite), and certain types of flower attracted Scarabs.
Yeah.... not to mention dont try to pick one up. They'll give you a helluva sting.
Saw one of these yesterday at Veterans Park in Lexington at Hole #5
Remember guys, when you ace a turtle don't sign it.
But it's so cool to write 1978 "4:20" because obviously I always found one exactly at 4:20....
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