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Raccoons in the garden
2008.09.06
The family arrives, bold and unafraid.
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The family arrives, bold and unafraid.
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Trying to figure out how to get a drink without bonking his head on the underside of the birdbath.
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Trying to figure out how to get a drink without bonking his head on the underside of the birdbath.
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Mama shows the kids how to reach up to get the suet feeder.
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Mama shows the kids how to reach up to get the suet feeder.
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Then she gracefully swings her feet up.
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Then she gracefully swings her feet up.
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The kids watch intently, but they can't reach.
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The kids watch intently, but they can't reach.
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Pushing on the pole might help.
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Pushing on the pole might help.
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Or possibly trying to reach it from another angle.
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Or possibly trying to reach it from another angle.
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Well, it's just as easy to root around for seeds on the ground.
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Well, it's just as easy to root around for seeds on the ground.
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Or see what can be found under the pachysandra.
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Or see what can be found under the pachysandra.
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Or just sniff the flowers.
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Or just sniff the flowers.
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Late one night in July I heard loud squeaking and laughing and I looked out to find a mother and five baby raccoons attacking my birdfeeders. It was so dark I could barely see the raccoons so I took these photos by aiming the camera in the direction of the noise and hoping the infrared focus could see them (which it did some of the time).