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Identify this bird. . .
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fishfryer
frying fish driveler
Roosting Yogijay
Gator89
Senior Member
A rare ursine cockaboo.
EAGLE EYE 444
King Casanova
FF, you win the award for today as you have described this creature perfectly !!!
This one appears to be very hungry and obviously is talented in their "climbing skills". Thankfully, I've never had to worry about any bears before.
Well now that I think about, I did have several encounters with a "Honey Bear" back when I was in college about 40 something "light-years" ago. I last saw that "Honey Bear" back about 12 years ago in Blue Ridge at the bank that she worked.
fishfryer
frying fish driveler
Honey bears are sweet but sometimes sticky to deal with.FF, you win the award for today as you have described this creature perfectly !!!
This one appears to be very hungry and obviously is talented in their "climbing skills". Thankfully, I've never had to worry about any bears before.
Well now that I think about, I did have several encounters with a "Honey Bear" back when I was in college about 40 something "light-years" ago. I last saw that "Honey Bear" back about 12 years ago in Blue Ridge at the bank that she worked.
Batjack
Cap`n Jack 1313
300lb. raven?
It’s just a blackbird !
fishfryer
frying fish driveler
Quoth the Raven:Nevermore.
Crakajak
Daily Driveler News Team
Surefooted black wobbler
Not sure what species of bird that is, but I think you are going to need more birdseed.
David C.
Senior Member
It looks like a robbin.
Para Bellum
Mouth For War
I’m not sure what impresses me most. The fact he was able to get up there or the fact that bird feeder is holding him up. Was this recent? Bears are still denned up around here it seems.
fishfryer
frying fish driveler
Green grass and blooming peach tree says spring to me.
ghadarits
Senior Member
Whatever species I'm impressed with its athletic ability to even get up there and balance for being able to stay there. I have trouble standing up on one foot and putting on a sock.
Mars
Senior Member
Who ever built that bird house could market them as bird bunkers. That thing has to be pretty sturdy to support a bear.
The Original Rooster
Mayor of Spring Hill
Whatever his name is, I'm thinking he must have escaped from the circus!
strothershwacker
Senior Member
I think that's the raven edger Allen Poe spoke of.
Cwb19
Senior Member
Looks like he’s scared of his own shadow
splatek
UAEC
Great pic!
My ten year old is learning about turn of the (last) century inventions, e.g. cotton gin, steam boat, etc. They have to come up with a business and use those inventions to grow and sell their idea. When I showed him this picture he said, "Daaaaang! That bird feeder inventor was good!" ****
My ten year old is learning about turn of the (last) century inventions, e.g. cotton gin, steam boat, etc. They have to come up with a business and use those inventions to grow and sell their idea. When I showed him this picture he said, "Daaaaang! That bird feeder inventor was good!" ****
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