White eyed verio that hung out in my back yard one day last summer.
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^ Wow! That's one we don't have out West here. Great photos of the little guy!
It's Vireo btw.
Keep'em coming. Cool bird! 
It's Vireo btw.
Keep'em coming. Cool bird! 
this is why i don’t have a built-in swimming pool...
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Massive crocodile caught on camera chilling in backyard pool
“Only in South Africa.” (And Florida.)
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Here are a couple of photos taken Monday down near Cobble Hill, south of where I live.
Not often you see a Cougar in the wild, let alone have one make a kill basically in your backyard.
Photos were taken from indoors and the Cougar wasn't disturbed at all.
The unnerving part is that this happened very close to a well-used local hiking trail frequented by numerous locals, many walking their dogs. Factor in that Cougars can be territorial and you have some potential for conflict there.
Sadly, another Cougar was shot just a couple of days ago down near Sooke.
Lots of them on Vancouver Island.
Take care.
Not often you see a Cougar in the wild, let alone have one make a kill basically in your backyard.
Photos were taken from indoors and the Cougar wasn't disturbed at all.
The unnerving part is that this happened very close to a well-used local hiking trail frequented by numerous locals, many walking their dogs. Factor in that Cougars can be territorial and you have some potential for conflict there.
Sadly, another Cougar was shot just a couple of days ago down near Sooke.
Lots of them on Vancouver Island.
Take care.
On a slightly lighter note here's a gnarly Java Sparrow lurking in the setting sunlight of my backyard
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"Our" hawk got a pigeon and was chomping it on the fence when the neighbor came out an shooed it off. (Why? It was already dead. Yes, it can be unsightly to view, so just look away and let nature run its course.)
Now there is a dead, open chest cavity pigeon on the fence.
I guess I could take of photo of that but it would be a little ghoulish.....
Now there is a dead, open chest cavity pigeon on the fence.
I guess I could take of photo of that but it would be a little ghoulish.....
We'll take your word for it but post pics of the three goat's skulls you have symbolically pointed, like a French fart, in your neighbor's general direction. Just to doublecheck this here Feng Shui.
Ok, you sick bastard
..notice where the initial plucking took place at lower right?Photo taken through window in low morning light.
And I have only seen one squirrel lately instead of three.
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Knock it off the fence on the neighbors side.Ok, you sick bastard
Photo taken through window in low morning light.
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And I have only seen one squirrel lately instead of three.
Humming bird on the San Clemente bicycle trail.
Maybe you need to start a "Many Faces of Death" thread...Parking lot pigeon I got at Smart and Final the other day.
Next to Carl’s Jr.Humming bird on the San Clemente bicycle trail.
The year of the Rat has ended.
Take care.
Take care.
One more death photo dug up from the archives. We found this white pelican near the spiral jetty at Salt Lake...that's all salt encrusted on its chest.
