Birds
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Trebbor — 7 months ago(August 14, 2025 08:42 PM)
A bit hard to look after. For food, you need to give them live critters… the same ones they eat in the wild.
Hognose snakes were the easiest because they eat toads and they were plentiful where we lived.
Interesting fact; hognose snakes don't bite… can't even be provoked.
Bentley is a walking, talking premature ejaculation of desperation & stupidity. -
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NZer — 7 months ago(August 14, 2025 10:00 PM)
I got really fond of the little guy. In the real hot weather I'd spray his web gently and he'd come running out to enjoy the mist and have a drink. One morning he was there and a couple of hours later he'd disappeared. No dead body anywhere so I knew he'd gone off looking for a mate. Maybe his kids will turn up one day.
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Lilith — 7 months ago(August 14, 2025 10:03 PM)
That is such a heartwarming story. I simply love it! And there are still people who think animals aren't really sentient beings. Tobey was smart enough to recognize the water being spritzed and he obviously felt safe enough to move towards you and be observed. That's wonderful. How long ago was this? It would be nice to think he found love and may bring his little ones back to visit. It's surprising how often that happens with wild animals that have had some level of human care.
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NZer — 7 months ago(August 14, 2025 10:08 PM)
This was a few months ago. He was on the inside of my back door so I watched him all the time. I even posted a thread about him.
https://www.filmboards.com/board/t/Say-%2527Hello%2527-to-my-little-friend..-3530657/
Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. 