RichC | July 25, 2021
So what do you know about bats? Personally, I didn’t know very much at all. I see them regularly in the evening sky darting around and have always repeated the mantra that they are good for the environment because they eat mosquitos and pesky insects (article). Beyond that … and the vampire stories … I […]
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RichC | February 15, 2020
While emailing my daughter this week about taking her “long living” bunny, Pumpy Umpy to the vet (injury and can’t move his leg), I mentioned that I eventually had to take Tootsie to the Butler County Humane Society as a way to prep for her eventual decision. I ended up seeing this “Keep in touch” […]
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Tags: animals, australian, blue heeler, bunny, cattle dog, cattledog, dogs, family, humane society, katelyn, pets, pumpy umpy, Rabbit, tootsie, vet
RichC | November 13, 2019
For years in our increasingly populated (with people) Liberty Township, Ohio community has had a fair amount of wildlife roaming our neighborhoods. I’ve commented several times before and have never really been concerned when the critters are of the fox and smaller variety. Raccoons are still my least favorite, but those pesky chipmunks have recently […]
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Tags: animals, backyard, coyote, dogs, fox, liberty township, neighborhood, ohio, raccoon, skunk, wildlife
RichC | March 5, 2019
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Tags: animals, annalyn, bible, biblical, birthday, circus, drew, etymology, family, jointery, katelyn, project, slideshow, toys, verse, woodworking, zoo
RichC | February 7, 2006
Yes, discovered –a red faced, wattled honeyeater — its a bird. 🙂 An area high in the rainforest of New Guinea is being described as the “lost world.” I read through an article published yesterday in “The Independent” that details the unknown and rare animals that have been discovered by a team of international scientists. […]
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Tags: animals, birds, birdwatching, New Guinea