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·Grizzly-Poos aren’t all that bad 😁
Nature Watch, Your Flora and Fauna Photos and Stories
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Going up to Lingmoor Fell in the Lake District last May
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·Blea Tarn (Lake District) last year
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·Grey heron
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·Sycamore (Gap) at Hadrian's Wall
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·It had been pouring rain here the last couple of days. This little guy sought refuge from the storm last night on the outside of our kitchen sliding door.
have fun. stay dry
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·latest "shots" (last 6 months)
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·I know this guys dad his son is the one who got attacked he was lucky
Hit the watch on youtube link then hit proceed graphic and bloody
you definitely don’t want to tussle with one!
Alaskan bush pilot I know, been flying and hunting in the Alaskan grizzly bush for 65+ years (he owned a plane before he owned a car), told me something wild.
Grizzly’s will charge you, 99% of the time as a pure show of aggression. They’ll run full speed at you, then at the last second stop and skid to a halt a few feet or inches from you, turn, and walk away - if you don’t flinch.
Bush pilot acquaintance said, “standing completely still when a grizzly is charging you is the most unnatural thing you will ever do, but if you don’t do it - if you flinch - the charge becomes an attack. Don’t flinch or die.”
The topic had come up because a buddy was reeling in a silver salmon when a grizzly jumped into the stream from the far bank and took the fish.
This bush pilot is they guy who would fly supplies to Timothy Treadwell' “The Grizzly Man” and was among a group of old-timers urging Treadwell to decamp for weeks leading up to his death (the bears had been acting strange for a few weeks leading up to his killing).
The camp was about about 2 miles up the coast from where we were fishing that day. Was a beautiful day on the coast.
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·Birch hanging on to some Brimham rocks
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·Common Sandpiper at Burnmoor Tarn last summer
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·Poor shot of otters in the River Tweed outside Berwick. They didn't hang around for a better photo
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·Yes I’m working but I found a new calling, nat geo photographer
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·Woodland anemone vying for the sun in the garden today
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·A while back the state epa was looking for “frog counters” people to volunteer really it’s more about recording the sounds in the area. Since I like nature and hiking I took the course and am now on the official frog team. Don’t particularly like the area I got assigned but I’m free to find other areas if I get the latitude and longitude which is easy enough. Met this dude who carved these statue type thing mostly by chainsaw. I watched him do one of a bear it was pretty mindblowing. This was out front today I’m not sure he did it cause he likes to leave the natural wood look. I find 5 is a good time to go but my recording equipment was too cluttered with the sounds of the construction workers still at a new house. I hope what I’m doing serves some good purpose I made myself a better path today as I gotta get past some thorn bushes. I might go back in an hour or so but I gotta do it before sunset. Listening for frogs in swamps and people said I’d never amount to anything certainly this is a pinnacle
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·A while back the state epa was looking for “frog counters” people to volunteer really it’s more about recording the sounds in the area. Since I like nature and hiking I took the course and am now on the official frog team. Don’t particularly like the area I got assigned but I’m free to find other areas if I get the latitude and longitude which is easy enough. Met this dude who carved these statue type thing mostly by chainsaw. I watched him do one of a bear it was pretty mindblowing. This was out front today I’m not sure he did it cause he likes to leave the natural wood look. I find 5 is a good time to go but my recording equipment was too cluttered with the sounds of the construction workers still at a new house. I hope what I’m doing serves some good purpose I made myself a better path today as I gotta get past some thorn bushes. I might go back in an hour or so but I gotta do it before sunset. Listening for frogs in swamps and people said I’d never amount to anything certainly this is a pinnacle
It’s all good I’m glad I can help with the frog survey I just thought I’d be able to do it in nicer areas but frogs don’t care too much about how pretty their home is.
