@RealAnnMarie83@AllieJade1 Imagine not loving the sound😢I love hearing the 4 little ones next to me out in the yard. They're so few and far between lately. In the 90s, ours were out all the time and flashlight tag on fri and sat nights while us parents sat together chatting.
@TuckerPoodleMA Love your recording. I finally had to take down the webs of 2 female banana spiders (3" each) in front of the coop. It's rare that they spin them so close together The webs were getting way too big for me to clean the coop properly. I apologized and rehomed them.
@Arkypatriot@2AMommaBear@nedslone At that speed; could have easily. My plywood situation happened on a 2 lane (45mph) so wasn't near as bad. I have a prayer I say for driving - I'm a safe and courteous driver and all those around me are as well.
@SandiFrame@Arkypatriot That's so good to know! Thank you. How such a wonderful animal end up in a shelter is beyond me. So funny; we have to spell certain words with our dog too:)
@SandiFrame@Arkypatriot He's beautiful♥️How old when you rescued? Just curious if training was difficult of an adult shepherd because we want to add one to our family. We have a 5yo blue tick coonhound. So smart and picked up the training well.
@Designsage@eclipsethis2003 It's plausible because bears have been known to climb utility poles out of curiosity or fleeing from a threat. I'm just over the whole 'trying to decide if something is ai or not.'
@ta62651_tania@WizardTerence@its_The_Dr My husband and I have to ask for the caption mirror device on the rare occasion we visit a theater. Stupid looking but it really helps.
@mar118800@MattDevittWX What's scary to me are the giant palmetto bugs (roaches). These things are so big you could saddle and ride - And, they fly at you! They mostly live in trees but but make their way into homes. Honestly, I'd rather face a gator:)
@kar118800 @MattDevittWX They usually avoid humans. We had a boat docking issue and husband was in water. One slowly floated near and just watched him at a distance. You back away from them with eyes on them while doing so.
@MrDillonsMom@MattDevittWX They're very important. By making alligator holes that catch water and help the marsh during dry season. Also creating refuge and drinking sources for a wide variety of wildlife. I live near the most alligator populated lake in US. Only once have I had one near my home in 37yrs.