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If you could, name the city or town your in also.
Pics would be great!
What I have in my backyard are squirrels, ground hogs, all sorts of birds, stray cats, an occasional Rabbit, and once I've seen a Racoon and a Skunk.
Too urban for Deer.
A lot of Deer in the area. Actually my town has quite the Deer population problem. I'll see them snooping around the yard a lot. They get spooked easily and run off.
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We really only have squirrels and rabbits. What's funny is that I live in a really dense suburb, but there's rabbits all over. they're so cute. I love feeding them carrots lol.
I see deer, rabbits, racoons, possums, owls, hawks, all other kinds of birds, stray cats/dogs, turtles, squirrels, lizzards, frogs, snakes, etc. and the people who own the property behind me have horses so i see them at my chain linked fence a lot if that counts. I live in a suburb of orlando fl.
Neighborhood cats, dogs, toads, opossums, owls, mockingbirds, blue jays, crows, coyotes (not seen in the actual subdivision, but on the roads nearby), field mice and gophers. Suburban Fresno, CA.
I see deer, rabbits, racoons, possums, owls, hawks, all other kinds of birds, stray cats/dogs, turtles, squirrels, lizzards, frogs, snakes, etc. and the people who own the property behind me have horses so i see them at my chain linked fence a lot if that counts. I live in a suburb of orlando fl.
In rough order of frequency:
Cats, pigeons, crows, raccoons, geese, owls, hawks, ducks (by the lake), wild turkeys, misc. other birds, dogs, squirrels, deer, skunks, and coyotes.
I live in the city, but adjacant to a very large metro-park in Youngstown.
I rescued a skunk who fell in my swimming pool this morning. I did not want to reach down and grab him with my hand (they can bite and carry rabies). I had to get a shovel and go under him and lift him out to the grass. I dont know how long he had been swimming around, but he was so tired he did not even try to spray me (of course I kept my distance). He just looked at me, shook himself of, and waddled off to the flower beds.
I mostly just see tigers and unicorns. It's pretty quiet aside from the occassional leprachaun fight. I live in Scituate, MA, 26 miles outside of Boston.
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