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Our Yorkie has to be able to sense or smell when the deer are on out lot. She will sniff the door jamb and want outside. Most of the time we can see deer out there unless it is dark. My wife and Sophie (Yorkie) scared off a head of them this morning before daylight. A few hours later there were several of them crossing the road in front of our house. There are a lot of oak trees with acorns on our lots.
This moron got just what he deserved for taunting an elk.
"Wyoming’s K2 Radio on Monday shared footage showing a Yellowstone National Park tourist taunting a bull elk from his vehicle, and the elk popping one of the man’s tires.
“Watch out buddy,” the tourist grumbles through an open window, as he approaches the elk on a highway. “You wanna fight?” (Wow, it takes a lot of guts to challenge an elk from your big truck)
The elk holds its ground but is clearly agitated by the boldness of the intruders (there’s also a woman in the vehicle). “You want go, bud?” The man continues, while inching closer.
Finally, the elk lowers its head and plows its antlers into the left front tire, which hisses and deflates."
Our Yorkie wanted no part of the 5" of snow we got. But when she saw four deer in our yard she did not pay any attention to the snow. It was up to her belly. She was at the end of her penned in area having a fit.
I was very surprised to see MANY crocuses blooming in my front yard today. It's January! I don't think I have seen crocuses in January before. But this winter has been mostly warmer than usual, so I guess the crocuses thought, "What the heck. I may as well poke up through the ground".
We have what I think is a woodpecker, pecking on our metal chimney. The sound resonates all the way down the metal chimney. I can understand his trying it once, but several days in a row? Surely we have some buggy trees that would be a smarter choice.
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