Toddlers are Quackers

[BantyChooks]

I'm going to be MIA for a while, possibly for an extended period of time.


In the meantime, y'all know where to find me.
Happy trails, my friends.

Especially you, Abi.    



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[BullChick]

??
Never mind.

 

[BullChick]

She didn't like standing. I think she was trying to tell me her hands hurt.

Such a big kid! Good practice for rope climbing... If schools still do that.

 

[BantyChooks]

 

[Tumbling K]

I'm going to be MIA for a while, possibly for an extended period of time.


In the meantime, y'all know where to find me.
Happy trails, my friends.

Especially you, Abi.    



Edited by Staff

That's a little disconcerting on a couple levels

 

[BunnynChicks]

She didn't like standing. I think she was trying to tell me her hands hurt.

Such a big kid!

Good practice for rope climbing... If schools still do that.

Soo CUTE!!!!!!!!!

 

[Akrnaf2]

I didn't catch an armadillo. I don't know what a nutria is. But! I caught a dog and a Duckling! e

Armadillos are vectors of mycobacterium leprae the bacteria of Hansen's diseases or leprosy!
And nutria is basically the largest rat.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

A nutria is a giant aquatic rat.

ewwww

N you're gonna tell me you have a permit for trapping kids as well?

do you even need one? they are rather plentiful

She didn't like standing. I think she was trying to tell me her hands hurt.

Such a big kid!

Good practice for rope climbing... If schools still do that.

i dont think they do, too much liability

 

[Tumbling K]

Armadillos are vectors of mycobacterium leprae the bacteria of Hansen's diseases or leprosy!
And nutria is basically the largest rat.

Howdy Benny. Is it the rat from South America the largest rodent?

 

[Akrnaf2]

Armadillos are vectors of mycobacterium leprae the bacteria of Hansen's diseases or leprosy!
And nutria is basically the largest rat.

Howdy Benny. Is it the rat from South America the largest rodent?

Shalom Bert
Yes it is a rodent originated from Argentina and it used in the furr industry. It is very invasive species here and also in the US.