Thought of the day.

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I am curious, I seen a post on facebook
of toast with jam on it. Not gourmet toast or
some exotic jam, Just toast and jam.

How desperate, bored or what ever that is to take a picture of toast
then take the time to post it facebook?

Just curious :unsure:
 
Mowed grass in field behind house on July 26th.

Inspector Wiley came out to make sure there were no dead mice left behind.

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Great at keeping rats and mice at bay, but not chicken or cat friendly.. we don't have coyote's on Vancouver Island, although we have a very strong wolf population. I guess they aren't great swimmers, or they all get eaten by the wolves as soon as they arrive..
We now have grizzly bears swimming here, which doesn't impress me, as they will eat everything. One grizzly was killed on a smaller island just a couple miles away last summer, by a residents of the island (Texada), and they were fined quite heavily for not reporting it. Apparently some local native band had been trying to raise money to have it trapped and moved, but I guess it was taking too long, and it showed up on this fellows property, and apparently was "interacting with livestock". Of course some group had already nick-named the bear, Tex, to make it seem less dangerous, so there was the usual uproar from city dwellers, that would never have to confront it. :rolleyes:
 
This morning in same field behind house where Coyote pic was taken.

Two deer eating apples in background and two wild turkeys in foreground.

Wildlife getting more comfotable now that we no longer have a dog on the premises.

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PS. Coyote was in the field yesterday morning with litter of four pups.
 
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