Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

[troyer]

Mount Hood daffodil.

 

[zinia8]

Well maceman88 dropped off the list , I guess. Maybe this list moves too fast for him. Closest person to me I have seen on this list.
 Best,
 Karen

Hi Karen I still travel to Ligonier everyday for work, so I am kinda close to you. It's been a long while since i have posted SOOOOO Hi everyone from the hilltop of Somerset county.
P.S. What happen to our little map of where everyone was located.

 

[LittleMissPurdy]

My guess is owl. Large, night, silent wings...yup. Owl. final Answer.

i second that one!! We have lots of owls around here...they are very impressive. Barn & great horn.

X3
There are a bunch of great horned owls around. There is a nest in the old Sico park. Yeah, right behind your house.

Sico park...hahaha, Todd used to play there as a kid..he is original Mount Joy

Tahiti daffodil.

beautiful!

 

[LittleMissPurdy]

Hi Karen I still travel to Ligonier everyday for work, so I am kinda close to you. It's been a long while since i have posted SOOOOO Hi everyone from the hilltop of Somerset county.
P.S. What happen to our little map of where everyone was located.

http://www.communitywalk.com/pa_bycers/map/1552784​

..here ya go

...glad to have ya back!

 

[Blarneyeggs]

Tahiti daffodil.

Gorgeous! I'll take 2 please..

 

[LadyBehir]

Map is woefully out of date though.

 

[AnneInTheBurbs]

Hatch day! I've got baby chicks galore I love seeing what has hatched since the last time I looked. Got 3 Midget White Turkeys today, the last from the old tom that passed away in Feb. I can't tell yet if the new tom is up to the job.

Congratulations! Hope your alpha Tom passed on some strong genes.

Peter Cottontail is a good primer for anyone that thinks rabbits are easily contained.

Rodents are amazingly good escape artists. (Aren't rabbits in the rodent family? If not they are vey similar for sure.)

Do hawks fly at night ? I just had something really huge fly over my head, to large to be our regular cooper hawk that visits. Whatever it was took off from on top the barn and over the house out towards the open field.. Huge, impressive wing span. Silent, no wing flapping just a glide.. Probably should have scared the crap out of me but I was in awe of the size of whatever it was.

Owl indeed. This is a VERY good book to both learn about owls, and read about a woman's experience raising one (it was not able to be returned to the wild). Highly recommend it, see if your library carries it. http://www.amazon.com/Wesley-Owl-Remarkable-Love-Story/dp/1416551778

My thought also All these year's of walking around at night, that would be the first one I seen

They are almost spcompletely silent flyers, and their hearing is incredible. I learned a lot from the book I referenced above.

Tahiti daffodil.

Beautiful! On of these days I have to visit you two when it's daytime to see all your lovely flora and fauna!

 

[Zanlm]

http://www.communitywalk.com/pa_bycers/map/1552784​

..here ya go ...glad to have ya back!  

Didn't know there was a map!

no one is near me!

 

[Kinmera]

well I'm only an hour from you zanlm - in jamestown, ny

The map "owner" is the only one who can edit. Is she still active or should we start a new one?

 

[18angovem]

Rodents are amazingly good escape artists. (Aren't rabbits in the rodent family? If not they are vey similar for sure.)

No rabbits are part of the Lagomorpha family. Along with pikas and hares. (I studied zoology on online college for a bit)