My cat, Oboe, sits much like that raccoon and has that expression on her face when she is next to my computer and waiting for me to give her some attention.
Definitely the best photo I've seen of a raccoon! I used to know someone who kept rescued raccoons. One of their favorite toys were cubes of ice. They'd play with them and lick them till they disappeared.
we once had a raccoon mama and her four little ones living near our camper. Every night, our neighbor would give her kibbles. She would come five times - no more. Each time, she'd go rinse the kibbles in the stream, climb up the tree and give it to one of the babies. The last one she would eat by the stream. Then go chatter with her kiddies in the tree.
Hi Suzanne, McP and Lee! Suzanne, thank you! ice is so cheap! good thinking. McP, no this is a raccoon from Tacoma LOL! Hi Lee! thanks for stopping by. Raccoons are very smart, and get into routines just like we do. We do have plenty around here too.
I will tell you what I will do and what I will not do. I will not serve that in which I no longer believe, whether it call itself my home, my fatherland, or my church: and I will try to express myself in some mode of life or art as freely as I can and as wholly as I can, using for my defence the only arms I allow myself to use - silence, exile, and cunning.
James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
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Wonderful raccoon photo!
My cat, Oboe, sits much like that raccoon and has that expression on her face when she is next to my computer and waiting for me to give her some attention.
good call Am!! this little guy was begging for handouts beside the road.
Definitely the best photo I've seen of a raccoon! I used to know someone who kept rescued raccoons. One of their favorite toys were cubes of ice. They'd play with them and lick them till they disappeared.
Has this one been hanging around your house?
Very cute picture!
McP
we once had a raccoon mama and her four little ones living near our camper. Every night, our neighbor would give her kibbles. She would come five times - no more. Each time, she'd go rinse the kibbles in the stream, climb up the tree and give it to one of the babies. The last one she would eat by the stream. Then go chatter with her kiddies in the tree.
Hi Suzanne, McP and Lee!
Suzanne, thank you! ice is so cheap! good thinking.
McP, no this is a raccoon from Tacoma LOL!
Hi Lee! thanks for stopping by. Raccoons are very smart, and get into routines just like we do. We do have plenty around here too.
That is such a great raccoon photograph, dawn. Look at the expression on its face. Perfect.
thank you Robin!
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