Awww, I was a little sad to read about the beaver overpopulation. I realize there needs to be a balance but … I just love beavers so much! (I mean … true on all counts.)
How can you not love those little maniacs, so absolutely determined to architecture the bejezus out of every waterway?
Love your bird photos, especially the nuthatches! ❤️
"There used to be a yearly “Muskrat Fry” in the Pine Barrens, but maybe we need to have a Beaver BBQ to get their numbers under control."
🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫
This reminds me of a doc I saw about similar efforts to promote the culinary use of nutria. Suffice to say, I'll alway love Kermit Ruffins, but won't be eating in his restaurant any time soon 🤢
Awesome outing! Ring-necked Ducks and Brown Creepers are always such joy-provoking birds. And even if they were distant I’d say those ducks still count.
An encounter with a Brown Creeper always feels like a gift the bird is opting to present to anyone watching—a gift any birder will happily and thankfully accept.
Awww, I was a little sad to read about the beaver overpopulation. I realize there needs to be a balance but … I just love beavers so much! (I mean … true on all counts.)
How can you not love those little maniacs, so absolutely determined to architecture the bejezus out of every waterway?
Love your bird photos, especially the nuthatches! ❤️
"There used to be a yearly “Muskrat Fry” in the Pine Barrens, but maybe we need to have a Beaver BBQ to get their numbers under control."
🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫
This reminds me of a doc I saw about similar efforts to promote the culinary use of nutria. Suffice to say, I'll alway love Kermit Ruffins, but won't be eating in his restaurant any time soon 🤢
Also, 'tis The Season:
https://www.detroitcatholic.com/news/the-history-of-detroit-catholics-muskrat-eating-tradition-and-yes-its-still-a-thing#:~:text=As%20tradition%20has%20it%2C%20it,muskrat%20throughout%20the%20Lenten%20season
Awesome outing! Ring-necked Ducks and Brown Creepers are always such joy-provoking birds. And even if they were distant I’d say those ducks still count.
An encounter with a Brown Creeper always feels like a gift the bird is opting to present to anyone watching—a gift any birder will happily and thankfully accept.
Thank you for sharing.