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Waukonda wrote: Fri Sep 10, 2021 3:30 pm You know the bean crop is healthy when only the head of the deer is protruding. Immediately after I took this pic the doe raised the white flag and ran away, I was surprised to see a little one bounding along behind, barely visible.
Cool pic Ike.
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Waukonda wrote: Fri Sep 10, 2021 3:30 pm You know the bean crop is healthy when only the head of the deer is protruding.
Ha! Great picture, Ike. ::tu::

Well, this guy got itself a good dinner.
This Heron is all but tame. I was quite close to it when I took the picture with my cell phone.
I saw it catch the fish. It did so with such amazing grace and speed. A real pleasure to see. ::nod::
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Great pic Joe. Amazing the size of fish they can swallow. Right spot right time. Congrats. ::handshake::
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FRJ wrote: Sat Sep 11, 2021 2:14 am Well, this guy got itself a good dinner.
He sure did. I'd daresay that's a one in a million shot!
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Nice shot, Joe! It really is amazing how quickly that long neck can move and they can grab a meal.
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About 3 years ago, after reading or posting something here on the forum, I had a communication with bestgear concerning a coyote tail for fly tying, I think. ::shrug:: Anyhow, as time has passed I have not had the opportunity to procure that particular part of of a coyote's anatomy for best gear. Lot's of game camera pictures and the other day I put a camera facing a pear tree in our front yard. Deer naturally are coming to the fallen sand pears and we have some pictures but along with the deer, the raggedest looking coyote showed up the other evening. Apparently he had heard there was a need for coyote tail feathers and he showed up without much of a tail. :) Coyotes tend to look very shaggy in the summer time around here.
A nasty lookin' critter with no tail feathers!
A nasty lookin' critter with no tail feathers!
A couple of girls feasting on sand pears.
A couple of girls feasting on sand pears.
Strolling through the yard in the middle of the afternoon.
Strolling through the yard in the middle of the afternoon.
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Kool pics Joe and tf!!👍
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treefarmer wrote: Wed Sep 15, 2021 4:59 pmI had a communication with bestgear concerning a coyote tail for fly tying, I think....
we did have that little chat Phillip...scroungy would be better than nothing but big and bushy would be optimal....I'm a patient man (have to be to fly fish) ::nod:: thanks for remembering sir ::handshake::
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Post COVID first Woods Wander!! So I tell the wife to pick a plae to go.. She picked one of the rockier trails we hike.. Yes.. Those pics are of the trails.. 3 mile of ROCKS.. We did have fun and it was SOOOO Nice getting my "Woods Wander" legs going.. ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::
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jmh58 wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 12:47 pm Post COVID first Woods Wander!! So I tell the wife to pick a plae to go.. She picked one of the rockier trails we hike.. Yes.. Those pics are of the trails.. 3 mile of ROCKS.. We did have fun and it was SOOOO Nice getting my "Woods Wander" legs going.. ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::
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Great to see you are out Wandering again John ::tu:: ::tu::
Nice pics .
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Ripster wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 12:59 pm
jmh58 wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 12:47 pm Post COVID first Woods Wander!! So I tell the wife to pick a plae to go.. She picked one of the rockier trails we hike.. Yes.. Those pics are of the trails.. 3 mile of ROCKS.. We did have fun and it was SOOOO Nice getting my "Woods Wander" legs going.. ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::
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Great to see you are out Wandering again John ::tu:: ::tu::
Nice pics .
Thanks JP.. It was a GREAT DAY!!! ::super_happy::
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Those trails will get the old body back in shape pretty quick. Lovely country. And you got to enjoy it with your Sweetie. ::nod:: ::nod:: ::tu::
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My son had a guest on his run this morning.
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doglegg wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 2:23 pm Those trails will get the old body back in shape pretty quick. Lovely country. And you got to enjoy it with your Sweetie. ::nod:: ::nod:: ::tu::
Thank You Floyd.. ::handshake:: She is my hiking other half!!! ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::
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doglegg wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 6:38 pm 1897473729.jpg1065539237.jpgMy son had a guest on his run this morning.
That is just plain KOOL!!! AWESOME!!! Thanks for sharing that pic Floyd!!! ::tu::
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Thanks John. Surprisingly it was around 1:00 and temps nearing 100. I was surprised that it was out and laying on a hot sidewalk. He said that he spots them the most often between 10:00 and 2:00. ::handshake::
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doglegg wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 6:38 pm 1897473729.jpg1065539237.jpgMy son had a guest on his run this morning.
Holy Cow or should I say Cat . Had to look twice at that one ::nod::
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It certainly commands the field. Thanks JP. ::handshake::
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Went for a walk with my son today over in Arlington Tx. Not much to see but took some pics any way.
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Little snake but I missed his head.
Little snake but I missed his head.
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Like the snake shot!! 👍😎👍
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doglegg wrote: Tue Sep 21, 2021 9:56 pm Went for a walk with my son today over in Arlington Tx. Not much to see but took some pics any way. DSCN7305.JPGDSCN7306.JPGDSCN7307.JPG
Pics of "not much to see" are always interesting to me. That high bank along that waterway looks like a good spot for a group of Cliff Swallows.
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Thanks John. Wish I had got his head better. ::handshake::

Ike it seems the swallows here make use of bridges mostly. ::handshake::
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Here is my snake picture from a few days ago. I was out checking the warbler migration and hoping to get some pictures, had to settle for a rat snake. It looks as if it had just recently shed, it is really shiny.
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Great pic Ike. ::tu::
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Waukonda wrote: Wed Sep 22, 2021 12:48 am Here is my snake picture from a few days ago. I was out checking the warbler migration and hoping to get some pictures, had to settle for a rat snake. It looks as if it had just recently shed, it is really shiny.
Great pic! I have one of those that lives around my barn. The boys call him Slimy George (the youngest one named him lol). He’s the best mouser on the place.
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