Another bear sighting last night
The security cameras I am experimenting with logged a bear prowling around the house and garage again last night. Fortunately no damage to any of the bird feeders this time, so I guess he was just passing through.
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Bears in Florida...apparently I don't know squat about FL wildlife. Cool all the same.
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If you hear anything at the door tonight, it might be this bear and not a trick-or-treater. Keep the candy inside and the door closed :)
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They are something aren't they? I'll never forget as a kid, one came to the bird feeder just feet outside our picture window, stood on two legs and just ate his fill. See one about once a year there in the remote area of WNY. Haven't seen one in a while but I moved some hours away to the city.
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Rich the Bears are very active this fall. I live on the other side of crawfordville near lower bridge and spring creek. And people are getting there trash cans knocked over nightly over here. We have three bears that frequent our neighborhood
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Actually right after I wrote above I went out to the snake shed to check the heater because the power went out last night and this is what my trash can looked like this morning. I'm glad we have a bear resistant
can or I would have a big mess to clean up |
Haven't spotted any bears the last several nights on the security cameras, but the security lights go off all of the time, indicating that something is prowling around. I did spot an armadillo night before last in the front yard.
I'm hoping the bears don't develop a taste for tangerines and lemons. I'm sure they would just destroy the trees by breaking the branches trying to get to them, and they would then get promoted from "nuisance to be tolerated" to "a problem that needs to be dealt with". I can't bring myself to just shoot them like I do the squirrels that got that same promotion a while back. I would hate to have to call FWCC to see if they would come out and bring equipment to trap them, but we've got too much time and effort into those citrus trees to just let them get destroyed. Heck, if a bear were to destroy Connie's pomelo tree, SHE would be grabbing a gun to go after the bears! You know, nature and wildlife are wonderful things to have all around you, but once that all starts getting into your underwear (figuratively speaking) it sort of loses a lot of it's luster. |
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