Hi Y’all!
Time to get ready for the weekend! by answering your questions!
My Blogville friend Goose asked if I ever got in the hot tub…
No, Goose, I’ve never gotten in it. It isn’t like a swimming pool or something.
Sugar asked how come I was inside, if I was waiting for my Humans?
Sugar, I’m actually sort of outside. I’m on the screen porch waiting for my Human to get another cup of coffee and come back and join us. She and Papa like to have their breakfast on the porch in the mornings.
Sampson and Delilah from Heart Like a Dog had several questions about various posts.
On Follow Up she asked if my Human threw the ball in the tree?
Next question was about snakes being a big problem where we are.
The sulphur around the water line and the house takes care of the snakes. The biggest problem is these guys:
I don’t think these guys are anyplace but the southeastern coastal areas, mostly the deep south.
Snakes are a problem anyplace. Even in Canada there are many species of snakes, including various species of rattlesnakes.
If you want to be safe from snakes move to Maine. My Human says there are no snakes in Maine.
Most snakes are more afraid of you than you of it. Just don’t pick up rocks around streams and creeks when hiking…If you are living in a town or city, snakes are rarely a thought. I live in very rural areas both here and in the mountains.
The next question was about Stranger than Strange…
The baby goose on the far right is much larger than its siblings. The one on the far left much smaller. Usually the babies are all much closer in size.
Below is another view that clearly shows that the small gosling even has different down than the others.
As for the duck in the background…it is not unusual to see ducks, wading birds and geese all sharing habitat. They do stay somewhat segregated.
About Airborne, Oz wants to know what it felt like to fly!
WONDERFUL! Just wish I could stay soar farther and longer!
Sampson, Baird, Dante and Daisy Boo asked if I am part bird.
Sometimes I wish I was!
Molly the Wally asked how I could refrain from chasing the “tree rat”. Oz asked how can I allow the “tree rat” to eat from the bird feeders? Dina Dog asked how my tail cannot be quivering at the sight of the “tree rat”.
The brown dawgs say that the squirrels are always after their feeders, but it gives them something to watch.
I must agree…watch is the key word here. I’m not allowed to chase anything. Birds, cats, squirrels, rabbits. I’m never outside without a Human, so I have no chance to sneak a chase!
Y’all come back now!
