SCJedi
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Cutting fucking power all over and still burning the state up.Looks like PG&E started another fire before they shut down power in Geyserville...Edit: it was high tension lines, they didn't deactivate them.
Cutting fucking power all over and still burning the state up.Looks like PG&E started another fire before they shut down power in Geyserville...Edit: it was high tension lines, they didn't deactivate them.
Looks like it could be a Red Shouldered Hawk.Went to the groomer this morning. This guy was sitting on a light in the parking lot and watched my dog very closely as we went in, could almost hear his lips smaking lol. I'm not sure what type of bird it is, but it's a lot bigger than my blissfully unaware dog.
I'm going hunting for halloween costumes at the thrift store this afternoon. Hopefully it's not too picked over this late in the season.
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They posted us at -40 yesterday. We were a comfortable 80+degrees above that, sigh, wonder what new software they just loaded.Woke up a little chilly this morning, thought I'd run the furnace for a cycle or two.
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That's funny, it doesn't feel like 766°
If your dog is smaller than that hawk keep a leash on it when it's outside. Oh yeah and stay with it, they are pretty ballsy things. So unless you are holding the end of the leash they are happy to 'eat in'Went to the groomer this morning. This guy was sitting on a light in the parking lot and watched my dog very closely as we went in, could almost hear his lips smaking lol. I'm not sure what type of bird it is, but it's a lot bigger than my blissfully unaware dog.
I'm going hunting for halloween costumes at the thrift store this afternoon. Hopefully it's not too picked over this late in the season.
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he's not quite that small, 9 pound poodleLooks like it could be a Red Shouldered Hawk.
No danger to your dog unless you have one of these.
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He was on a leash and harness, I definitely would have won that tug o war.If your dog is smaller than that hawk keep a leash on it when it's outside. Oh yeah and stay with it, they are pretty ballsy things. So unless you are holding the end of the leash they are happy to 'eat in'
420GodWhat did you do today that you're proud of? Something at work, home, school, personal achievement, etc...
Today I had gravel dropped off and I put in a new driveway. It was a lot of work but I got it done quicker than I thought I would.
Good to see you are enjoying the little ones - they will be "all grown up" (teenagers) and will know more than you shortly.420God
What a great question!
As a stay at home dad...took my two young kids to the park for ice cream and some playtime before the snow is suppose to fly this weekend here in Canada.
Savouring both the fun and innocence..
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I was looking at the Ontario wildlife page and red tailed and cooper are most common hawks in this area. Looks very similar red tailed hawk.Looks like it could be a Red Shouldered Hawk.
No danger to your dog unless you have one of these.
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We have these and Red Tails also. Cooper hawks will fly through trees and brush chasing birds they prey on. They like my bird feeder and will fly in low level to pick off a bird on the feeder. I saw a mom or dad one teaching the young ones how to hunt by dropping birds in flight for them to catch. That was cool to watch.cooper hawks
That would be cool to see. Normally all I get to see around here are pigeons.We have these and Red Tails also. Cooper hawks will fly through trees and brush chasing birds they prey on. They like my bird feeder and will fly in low level to pick off a bird on the feeder. I saw a mom or dad one teaching the young ones how to hunt by dropping birds in flight for them to catch. That was cool to watch.
I've got quail all over my ranch; every once in awhile I'll get lucky and see a redtail hit a quail in midflight. The impact is hard enough that the quail feathers explode like a WW2 fighter hit by AAWe have these and Red Tails also. Cooper hawks will fly through trees and brush chasing birds they prey on. They like my bird feeder and will fly in low level to pick off a bird on the feeder. I saw a mom or dad one teaching the young ones how to hunt by dropping birds in flight for them to catch. That was cool to watch.
yeah i remember that....and i think the league fined him for it or someone jump on him for it......
Yeah! Just like that, the feathers look like smoke. I can't even figure all the parameters to predict the odds on the dove thing happening lol