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Dead tree and tea for two plus vid!!

15 years ago

I have been having sporadic visits, but in the evening I have two or three males that come in to feed and do what they do, but last night they came really late almost dark. Dont know why I dont usually see them thru the day, anyway heres a couple shots.

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Here is a link that might be useful: hungry female

Comments (2)

ollierose
15 years ago
The hummingbird video is great and that turtle - it's huge! Alligator snapping turtle?
hummersteve
Original Author
15 years ago
I looked it up and it appears the turtle is a common snapping turtle , the aligator turtle is different. Any way I guess he finally made out of the flood water and across the field and was about to come into my yard. We took him right back to where he came from and he was none too happy.
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