[ SECRET POST #6630 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6630 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I wish I lived somewhere with wildlife. What is the wildlife where you live? Because round here it is just the occasional flattened badger by the side of the road.

[(Anonymous)]

We mostly get small things… little birds, squirrels, chipmunks, etc. and a decent number of deer and geese.

The more exciting ones are periodic groundhog and the very occasional fox, eagle, or bear.

Every time I see one, it makes my day.

[(Anonymous)]

Foxes and deer are occasionally sighted in the city. Raccoons and opossums as well. Then the regular birds: sparrows, crows, bluejays, grackles, red shouldered hawks, cardinals. And if cours squirrels l, chipmunks, and mice and rats etc.

If you get out further and into the forests there are bears and deer and all manner of animals. No badgers though.

[(Anonymous)]

Rural Midwest here. We get lots of deer... like SO MANY. It's not uncommon for me to look out the window and see as many as five of them wandering around. The most I've seen at one time is eight. We also get the occasional spotted fawn and doe in spring.

In addition to that: red foxes (seen and heard), coyotes (not seen but frequently heard howling in packs at night), barred owls (mostly heard, rarely seen), bobcats (heard, but I haven't seen one), possum, skunk, and occasionally, black bear (not personally seen or heard, but there have been reports and photos nearby). For birds, we also get wild turkey.

[(Anonymous)]

Just birds, squirrels, and lizards. Sometimes raccoons. Oh, and wild donkeys.

[(Anonymous)]

Squirrels, small birds, geese, seagulls, raccoons, coyotes, rabbits, there's also a flock of peacocks who live in a specific area of the city. Word is they were someone's pets years ago and then they got out and now there's a whole flock just running around as they please. Those are just the ones I've seen, so there's probably more.

[(Anonymous)]

Reminds me of the San Francisco parrots

[(Anonymous)]

Possums, rosellas, cockatoos, very noisy kookaburras, magpies, the occasional koala, tons of little skinks, wallabies, FUCKING RABBITS, ducks.

[(Anonymous)]

I've always wanted to know how annoying kookaburras are on a regular basis...

[(Anonymous)]

Foxes, bunnies, coyotes, raccoons, your usual birds.

[(Anonymous)]

In my backyard, which is a quarter acre lot in the middle of the city? Songbirds and squirrels yes, but also raccons, rabbits, and possums. That said, one of the parks on my walking route less than 2 miles from me has deer wander through, and I've seen turkeys out and about. Hawks are common in the conservancies and parks, and we're near some large lakes with all manner of waterfowl, muskrats, and fish.

I don't want to live where deer frequent yards, I already have a hard enough time keeping rabbits and mice away from my garden.

[miaxeno]

I usually spot foxes when I drive home in the evenings and then I get excited and tell my club mates that I saw our mascot again, heh.

Roe deer is another common sight near the road and I've had a couple of near misses with them while driving.
I've seen moose and wild boar a few times, also.

The usual roadkill around these parts are hares, badgers and squirrels.

[(Anonymous)]

I could give you a seventeen page Word document of all the plant and animal life I saw in one year LOL When I moved here, I kept a notebook and then for biodiversity class a couple years later it came in quite handy. I even had a pretty extensive list of insects!

We have deer, bobcats, river otters, squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, possums, skunks, red foxes, and coyotes as our most commonly seen mammals. But also black bears, elk, cougars (rarely actually seen, usually you see where they’ve been, not where they are), and occasionally wild hogs wander kinda close because I live on the edge of the woods on the outskirts of civilization.
We also have a lot of really cool birds including peregrine falcons, bald eagles, too many kinds of hawks to list, pileated woodpeckers, downy woodpeckers, swarms of hummingbirds of all kinds, and lots of just regular birds like bluebirds, grosbeaks, grockles, towhees, cardinals, chickadees (they’re actually really cute but also cool), robins, and cow birds. People hate cow birds but I actually really like them.
I won’t bore you with the insects but we DO have synchronous fireflies. It’s a joy watching them. I’ve seen memes that they’re only in one valley in Great Smoky Mountain National Park but that’s bullshit; they’re all over eastern TN anywhere there are woods. And every year my dog forgets they exist and spends the first week of their cycle barking at them every time they light up LOL

[(Anonymous)]

Coyotes, deer, quail, doves, javelina, bobcats, mountain lions, snakes, lizards, scorpions, roadrunners, and more.

[(Anonymous)]

Lots of squirrels, it's squirrel central around here. We have a chipmunk living in our front yard by the stairs. Rabbits too, my dog is constantly smelling where they've been. Raccoons on occasion, and groundhogs. Lots of deer, you have to be careful driving. I saw a opossum on my way home last night, it crossed the street in front of me as I turned into my neighborhood and ducked into the sewer grates. Last spring I saw a mother duck and two ducklings, Canadian geese are everywhere and a plague. I've heard foxes but haven't managed to spot one. We have lots of little birds, there's been generations of cardinals in my backyard since I was a child. In the morning you hear mourning doves too, we used to have two that sat on our deck and cleaned each others feathers. We also once had two wild turkeys show up by my bus stop when I was in elementary school.

[(Anonymous)]

Kookaburras, roos, wallabies, the occasional echidna