"Not easy being a chicken" Anonymous AuthorI use to follow a few eagle cams and have seen a cat in the nest for feeding the eaglets
of course that was not a hawk but I do know a hawk will take down a large chicken
Our cats are all indoor with, a dog door and enclosed courtyard (catio). Outdoor cats here in the city have an average lifespan of about two years because of traffic, coyotes, and racoons.We get giant owls and golden eagles here........the golden eagles carry off sheep and small deer regularly.
The bald eagles are pretty big as well.
Surprisingly we haven't lost any cats but they stay indoors 90% of the time.
Big dogs that alert and defend are really popular here due to the coyotes,foxes,badgers,lions and bears.
Shit does go bump in the dark here......... different than city bumps.
There's not a straight line anywhere on her.mornin’ folks……
may help some with pain……. Unc says best….”stay stoned pretty much all the time”….
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Got a Coopers Hawk that came in and *POOF!* nailed a dove on the ground at my feeder. Feathers everywhere.I have a Coopers Hawk that hunts my feeders. We saw it catch a Blue Jay a couple years ago. I see clouds of feathers float down after it makes a pass several times. I knew they were agile but Red Tails just look too big to maneuver in tight spaces. However, as I saw today, it flew thru the woods easily.
We have a group of Ravens in the area(surprised the shit out of me, didn’t think they came this far East). I am thinking there will be territorial disputes when their eggs hatch.
Cooper Hawks fly over 50 mph and I found this interesting tidbit looking for a Cooper Hawks dive speed:Got a Coopers Hawk that came in and *POOF!* nailed a dove on the ground at my feeder. Feathers everywhere.
Looked like the dove stepped on a mine.
Good Luck Brothergood night peoples...didn't do diddly today and I'm exhausted...tomorrow I get a scope down my craw so hopefully I can get some relief...gettin old ain't for sissies...
Yes I had bought something you put your feet on and gives a electric shock.A general question to the audience here.
Does anyone have (or know of) any experience with those, ' therapulse ' device's ( medical pulse device) for the treatment of restless, heavy legs.
Getting old is a bitch