I meant a patagonian cavy 

here are my guesses (except for #4 this one I know  I think)

1 is a baby cavy

2 is a baby opossum

3 is a baby hawk owl

4 is a baby turkey vulture

Happy Birthday Lynne!
  

     Just as nature never ceases to amaze me so do humans only for way different reasons!   

I'm becoming more convinced that there is a sub-species out there that is missing the human element

I agree one born without a conscience or compassion. 

Do we know if this new male is the Brighton male or a totally different guy? Would the Brighton male have time to fly back and forth?

Question:

A little while ago there were picture (which I can't find now) of who we thought was Beauty. But she was looking very light colored (someone made mention of it wondering if it was because she was more mature now).

But these photos show she is not lighter, so I am wondering if those other photos were NOT of Beauty but of some other falcon after all?

So has this guy been here awhile? Was it just not good pictures of Beauty? or is there another female checking out the nest box when Beauty if off somewhere?

If that is Archer...then he calls Rochester his home! He remembered! But if it's not.....and he does come back. 

I don't think it is Archer. I don't see any bands. Maybe the Brighton male checking out Beauty?

Happy Birthday Val!

 

Happy Birthday Anne!
       

We had a cardinal last year who kept trying to pick a fight with the cardinal reflected in the car window. He kept trying and trying. Then he fly around the car and try again. Maybe Woody see himself. Or he's trying to figure out how to hot wire it. 

Oh wow I got them cool. Thank you. This is fun do you have anymore?



a snowshoe hare is a North American hare that is white in winter and brown in summer. It's footprints look like snowshoe tracks.

Donna if you want snow take mine. The snow plow actually got stuck in my driveway, how nuts is that? 

We have some on the hill behind our house and this fall one was in the trees along our driveway. They are so cool. I remember the first time I saw one close up they are huge.

 finally some good news 

try 2

baby snowshoe hare
baby American Kestrels
baby screech owl
baby hedgehog