jbrumberg
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- Cummington, MA
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Good Morning Everyone.
Well the bear marauder showed up a couple of times last night knocking around the empty 55G galvanized ashcans. Bonehead Brogen disturbed by all the racket moved from sleeping in the kitchen and closest to the action woke up and moved to a quieter spot in the house. The bear is a little guy smaller than Brogen about the size of the ashcans he was knocking around.. Probably a yearling male driven from Momma bear and her new cubs. I tried to get a picture, but "he" ran away. Later I was awoken to any angry/scared bear "squealing"(?). Apparently he came back and got himself stuck in one of the cans and was not happy. I saw him getting himself out of his predicament. I haven't got a picture yet.
A breezy, clear 40コF start to the morning. I got my first tick of the season on Walk #1 and now with my body's neuropathic burning, itching, pins and needles my body is on "full tick alert" mode = I am tick infested. It takes a while for my "head" to convince the "body" that I am w/o ticks at least for the moment. Today will be a great day for the dump run and yard work.
Ron- Thanks for the bird ID. That cold weather front rolled through last night as predicted. The wind/rain knocked out satellite reception for a while and then it passed on through. No big deal here.
Drew- Thanks for the doll.
Dave- Your pool pictures are really
to see. I bet it is a "little different" on the experiential side. I hope that you and Sophie have electricity and are still safe.
A colleague of mine was sitting on the throne in a 2 story composting outhouse in CR when a strong earthquake hit. The building was swaying and all he could visualize was falling into the sawdust below
Randy- I agree with you about wildlife "experts" another opinions of the area wildlife. Years ago snowshoeing around here I saw some interesting rather large cat tracks. I started to follow the tracks until it seemed like who was tracking who and made a rather hasty trek back to the truck. Those tracks were far larger than a feral cat or bobcat.
I hope that everyone has a manageable day today.
My + thoughts, wishes, and prayers for all.
Well the bear marauder showed up a couple of times last night knocking around the empty 55G galvanized ashcans. Bonehead Brogen disturbed by all the racket moved from sleeping in the kitchen and closest to the action woke up and moved to a quieter spot in the house. The bear is a little guy smaller than Brogen about the size of the ashcans he was knocking around.. Probably a yearling male driven from Momma bear and her new cubs. I tried to get a picture, but "he" ran away. Later I was awoken to any angry/scared bear "squealing"(?). Apparently he came back and got himself stuck in one of the cans and was not happy. I saw him getting himself out of his predicament. I haven't got a picture yet.
A breezy, clear 40コF start to the morning. I got my first tick of the season on Walk #1 and now with my body's neuropathic burning, itching, pins and needles my body is on "full tick alert" mode = I am tick infested. It takes a while for my "head" to convince the "body" that I am w/o ticks at least for the moment. Today will be a great day for the dump run and yard work.
Ron- Thanks for the bird ID. That cold weather front rolled through last night as predicted. The wind/rain knocked out satellite reception for a while and then it passed on through. No big deal here.
Drew- Thanks for the doll.
Dave- Your pool pictures are really
A colleague of mine was sitting on the throne in a 2 story composting outhouse in CR when a strong earthquake hit. The building was swaying and all he could visualize was falling into the sawdust below
Randy- I agree with you about wildlife "experts" another opinions of the area wildlife. Years ago snowshoeing around here I saw some interesting rather large cat tracks. I started to follow the tracks until it seemed like who was tracking who and made a rather hasty trek back to the truck. Those tracks were far larger than a feral cat or bobcat.
I hope that everyone has a manageable day today.
My + thoughts, wishes, and prayers for all.