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What is your favorite kind of animal??? (4 Viewers)
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albatross02
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buckskin hawk
Oklahoma Birder
Horses of any type-They are beautiful, gentle, athletic and loyal. They can get you farther into the woods to see more animals and birds.
I have a Quarter pony who in 04 and 03 was national ranked in the top 5 in 4 western speed/skill events and English pony jumpers. She also stands still long enough for me to get my bins out of the saddle bag and ID sparrows and other birds. Birding and riding through the country has become a favorite of hers as well as mine this year! She is a buckskin and we have watched many Red tailed Hawks making those lazy circles in the sky -hence my screen name.
I have a Quarter pony who in 04 and 03 was national ranked in the top 5 in 4 western speed/skill events and English pony jumpers. She also stands still long enough for me to get my bins out of the saddle bag and ID sparrows and other birds. Birding and riding through the country has become a favorite of hers as well as mine this year! She is a buckskin and we have watched many Red tailed Hawks making those lazy circles in the sky -hence my screen name.
London Birder
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the common barnacle
matt green
Norfolkman gone walkabout
apart from the birds,frogs and toads
when was a kid we could catch bucket loads of em
these days probably only see half a dozen a year,mostly in our garden pond.
millions of marsh frogs in the tas valley though :-O
matt
when was a kid we could catch bucket loads of em
these days probably only see half a dozen a year,mostly in our garden pond.
millions of marsh frogs in the tas valley though :-O
matt
Capercaillie71
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I have a soft spot for ground beetles (carabidae) - mainly because I studied them for my PhD. My favourite is Pterostichus melanarius.
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