triskele wrote: 
Amphibian. He'll be alright.

 hippiechick wrote: 
maybe he shot it.

currently, the pond in front of our apartment is full up to the edge.  the bullfrog, who has been singing to us at night, is now sitting on the grass. he's by the bench directly in front of our apartment.  he has not moved in the last 2 hours.  even when i walked out there to see if my eyes were playing tricks on me. 

in other news, we have a huge toad that lives under our patio.  i hope he's okay, and hasn't drowned.

Went to pick up my new foster kittens, and saw more and more just came in today...kittens alone, momma cats and kittens, cats big ones......and lots of dogs too.

 hippiechick wrote: 
maybe that should go into the romance photo thread.

Somehow this ant managed to kill this bee, and now he is schlepping it to his homies

A cloud in a cloudless sky.

A couple of strollups - trying to act nonchalant. Then they took off their Lincoln hats and they were both bald? WTF?  

A fox walking around the hood, and a butterfly which landed on my shoulder and sat there for a good while, until a bee chased it off.

baby bunnies by the bike path

I haven't seen anything yet, but my eyes are wide open.

 hippiechick wrote: 
It sounds like a fox to me, too.  Coyotes are;  well, they're Coyotes. You will know one when you see one.

What I saw was not so exciting but more delicious.... lots of dewberries.

 rosedraws wrote: 
I'm pretty sure it was a fox. I have never seen one up close and personal like that before in my life. It looked a lot like my doggy.

 hippiechick wrote: 
Probably a fox.  They're casual like that.

 rachlan wrote: 
Maggie obviously smelled him because she dragged me outside first thing, like she was on a mission. We didn't see it until the end of our walk.

 hippiechick wrote: 
Nice!, be careful for kitties.

A fox coyote fox fox or coyote, not sure, strolling like a cat, across the street and into my neighbor's yard.

 duchamp wrote: 
yeah. i think that's due, in part, to the fact that okc really is in the middle of the state, and, if you think about it, in the middle of nowhere.  it's a (700 square mile big) city plopped into the middle of a country landscape.  we have ducks and geese and egrets and various types of herons, and tons of other kinds of birds, and snakes, and coons, and skunks, and..and..and...

but then, back in chicagoland, where you had to travel a considerable distance to find "country," we still had wild ducks and egrets and herons, and all those other critters, too...

 triskele wrote: 
It's nice you have the ducks and egrets around.

 duchamp wrote: 
yeah, pretty much all of okc is "town."  it's solid suburban sprawl, more or less....