What type of animals frequent your yard?

Frightened Inmate #2

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The Movie Geek

squirrels, rabbits, dogs. Of course, i live in an apartment building, but that's what i've seen.

Gone Fishin

LBB's (little brown birds), eagles, coons, fox, squirrels, chipmunks, beavers, muscrat, loons, geese, ducks, fish, turtles, neighbor dogs, our dog, chickens, occasional deer, very rarely a bear and any day now the friendly mosquitos should be back for the summer Surprised

the kilted one

the neighbors feed the birds so they often hang out in my yard.... and I've seen a rabbit there too.

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Lots of birds, squirrels, cats, neighbor's dog, and a possum likes to dig through our recycling at night. We also have lizards living under the deck. Small and cute, and Libby has named one Pete. We catch them and then set them free, although the kids want to keep them. I'm afraid we'll kill them though, so we just play with them for a while.

I swear that I saw a hawk sitting on the fence not long ago. HUGE bird.

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Coyotes, deer, saw two moose one year, someone shot a cougar just down the road last year Shocked

, probably the occasional bear although they stay closer to the creek across the road. Cats, dogs, horses of course. Tons of birds, especially starlings Evil or Very Mad

and red winged blackbirds that live in the swamp. Raccoons and ducks, a pair of which nest in the horses' corral every spring and then have babies in the marsh next to the creek. Snakes like there's no tomorrow. And rodents. Lots of rodents. My cat brought me a baby packrat last summer puke

We are right in town but on reading this I realize how lucky we are to have this little oasis in the city. I think a lot of wildlife follows the creek down from the mountains.

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We have lots of Cardinal, and Blue Jays, Mocking birds and Sparrows and Wrens, seen a few chickadees, also seen some Skinks, Chipmunks, Squirells, some kind of red wasp Shocked

everywhere, Gardner snakes, Carpenter bees, Possum, racoon, Mourning Doves, Hawk (redtail i think) occassionally.

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Morris the Cat-sized Squirrel, two of those big red-headed woodpeckers, myriad normal-sized squirrels. Bunnies, raccoons, an occasional fox. You know. The normal stuff.

Hipster Doofus

Rabbits, squirrels, and last summer, skunks with an attitude (two adults and eight to ten babies under our front step). burning mad

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Hundreds of geckos (literally), three iguanas (at last count), the occasional grass snake, an occasional scorpion (we try to avoid those by spraying every few months), storks, seagulls, pelicans (occasionally), a fat stupid possum, Evil or Very Mad

some squirrels, and, of course, my dog, Sierra!

Sometimes two-legged rats, depending on who is visiting! Twisted Evil

Saccharomyces cerevisiae

The mysterious "adolescent yoots".

They dart in and out between parked cars and swarm the neighborhood streets, standing around and blocking traffic and mailboxes, eschewing the spacious activity field or b-ball courts. The Brewr is terrified he's going to smack one with his SUV one day. Neutral

But I'm glad they're outside being active and not inside watching tv.

Pyromaniac

At my former residence it was 'coons, possums, rabbits, groundhogs, squirrels, chipmunks, skunks, snapping turtles, painted turtles, mink, weasels, muskrats (turtles, mink and muskrats traversing between pond behind house to swamp down the road), redtail & cooper's hawks, myriad songbirds and other birds, the occasional pheasant, dogs and cats. Also have seen red foxes from the back deck and heard coyotes at night.

New residence - one rabbit, two dogs and a couple of birds.

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Geckos, birds, mosquitos, wasps. I see a heck of a lot of wasps, but can't find a nest anywhere. I should really find it before they get aggressive in mid July.

Frightened Inmate #2

Oompa Loofah

We have possums, BARs (big A$$ rabbits), Starlings, Crows, Juncos, Flickers, Scrub Jays, Sparrows, Moles, dogs, feral cats and Black Widow Spiders.

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