DukesDucks
Crowing
While I have lots of potential predators the worst one is the local fox. He tours the neighourhood every day. Not afraid of humans (no not rabid just has learned to avoid us) but he/she strolls down laneways and through fields.
I saw him yesterday while walking my dog. He is usually a beautiful, well-fed animal but now appears to be missing much of the fur on his tail. Looks sort of like a poodle cut. I have named him Mr. Fantastic, after the character in Roald Dahl's book, Frantastic Mr. Fox.
Used to admire him more until last fall when he killed my favourite, and first, duck Diane. It was middle of afternoon and I was not 50ft away but running a wood splitter so didn't hear and see anything until too late.
I saw him yesterday while walking my dog. He is usually a beautiful, well-fed animal but now appears to be missing much of the fur on his tail. Looks sort of like a poodle cut. I have named him Mr. Fantastic, after the character in Roald Dahl's book, Frantastic Mr. Fox.
Used to admire him more until last fall when he killed my favourite, and first, duck Diane. It was middle of afternoon and I was not 50ft away but running a wood splitter so didn't hear and see anything until too late.
I have to make sure my horses, especially the brown ones stay near the barn during deer hunting season.You missed humans. They are some of the worst predators.
Some people will start complaining and I will retort with "people are terrible, we should ban them."