Right down the street, probably less than a block away we have an inlet from the nearest bay. It's sort of marshy and is full of ducks, swans, Blue Herons and pretty white Egrets. Aside from all the birds, we have about a million squirrels, $%#! ground hogs, racoons, neighborhood cats and dogs, and--down by the lagoon-- a coyote or two.
For the most part, this plethora of wildlife doesn't bother me. In fact, I usually love seeing cool new birds. And the squirrels keep me quite entertained when the leaves are off the trees. (They're quite the little dare-devils leaping around up there.)
There are only a few times I really don't appreciate the animals. When the $#@! ground hogs (which are being summarily caught and removed from our yard by a "pest guy") eat our garden, when racoon's get into the garbage, and when I come outside and find this:

I guess this is just one of the hazards of living in paradise. Either that or some birdy doesn't like us.
4 comments:
If you analyze the splash pattern forensicly, her claim is valid that they hovered and bombed.
That's what you get for living in the country. You should move to the W.W. ghetto like us. Never any wildlife to trouble us. Just the fear of the Guill tool guys across the street making themselves comfy in our house while we vacation.
Do you want an ear of corn or something?
Yep, that's what happened when your out in the boonies. For us, though - it's bats, lizards (big ones!!) and rabbits. Also - road runners and quail love to visit as well!
I agree - those birds did hover!
Atleast your birds bomb and leave! My husband came home with a cage full of quail to feed the hawk he will soon own! His hobby not mine
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