We are into a thaw right now so it was the perfect time of the evening for the little visitor to sneak some food from the cats. The face that only a mother would love on this opossum.
No telling how many of these critters my hubby has relocated. We have had a couple come through the doggie door flap and get into the kitchen. That is why he relocates all he can. Helen
The Long-tailed Ducks of Lake Ontario
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No telling how many of these critters my hubby has relocated. We have had a couple come through the doggie door flap and get into the kitchen. That is why he relocates all he can. Helen
ReplyDeleteWe had one of them visit us a few years back in the early morning. It was on our back wall and it was just a baby. Cute but mean.
ReplyDeleteHelen: LOL! I remember now about you writing about the one that came in the doggie door.
ReplyDeleteKay: The can be very mean when grabbed up.
YOu take the best nature shots!
ReplyDeleteI need to get out and refill my bird feeders and try again!
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