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Sunday, November 4, 2012

The Lady in Blue


 A woman in blue was spotted using her wiley ways to attract a squirrel during a speed dating event.

Hide Your Food!

Here we see a juvenile red-headed woodpecker hiding food in a tree crevice, under the bark of a tree.


Word on the street is that the red-headed woodpecker has been known to wedge a live grasshopper or beetle into a crevice with plans to eat it later! 

That poor grasshopper or beetle must be thinking "This is NOT how I thought I would go out!"

Reverse Goatee - New Trend?

In a world where all squirrels look the same….Melvin Fattail definitely stands out!Melvin Fattail went to a squirrel barber and got himself a REVERSE GOATEE!These days Melvin is so popular he finds himself constantly retreating to small spaces in order to get away from the hoards of female squirrels that want to get a closer look at him!

The Art of Bird Stealth

 Red winged blackbirds enjoy fall weather because it allows them to blend into the leaves.
The art of stealth and blending is important if a red winged blackbird wants to track any lingering insect life for possible consumption!

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Oddity stories ...
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