Pinga
Room for All
Fun to read this thread.
I may be one of the people that Seeler referred to in the opening post.
We came from a city lot in the old area of town. Fairly large lot for the city, with rabbits residing under the shed, foxes that walked down the road to the railway tracks, and lots and lots of squirrels. (no rats, thank goodness). Mice would get into the house occasionally, bats lived in the trees and chimney of the old greenhouse. Standard birds. Lots of mosquitoes at times in the backyard. most folks complained about raccoons, but, we were pretty lucky
Now, we live in the country.
We have a lot less squirrels, rarely is there a mice to be seen.
We do have all other kinds of wildlife, including snakes, toads, frogs, more insects than i can begin to know, lots of birds of different types, then the bigger animals, saw a mole, saw raccoons a couple of times, hear coyotes and have caught them on the trail cam. See deer, lots of deer. See foxes sometimes. Birds include smaller hawks to eagles. Heard an owl the other night.
Something was being aggressive around our house in the evenings. Not sure what, but though our chipmunk population had grown, it is now way down.
I may be one of the people that Seeler referred to in the opening post.
We came from a city lot in the old area of town. Fairly large lot for the city, with rabbits residing under the shed, foxes that walked down the road to the railway tracks, and lots and lots of squirrels. (no rats, thank goodness). Mice would get into the house occasionally, bats lived in the trees and chimney of the old greenhouse. Standard birds. Lots of mosquitoes at times in the backyard. most folks complained about raccoons, but, we were pretty lucky
Now, we live in the country.
We have a lot less squirrels, rarely is there a mice to be seen.
We do have all other kinds of wildlife, including snakes, toads, frogs, more insects than i can begin to know, lots of birds of different types, then the bigger animals, saw a mole, saw raccoons a couple of times, hear coyotes and have caught them on the trail cam. See deer, lots of deer. See foxes sometimes. Birds include smaller hawks to eagles. Heard an owl the other night.
Something was being aggressive around our house in the evenings. Not sure what, but though our chipmunk population had grown, it is now way down.