Of Toads and other Pets
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Japonicus
Masterpiece
genus Typha ?
Trenthany
Chumono
I’m thinking it absolutely must be Salix Caprea.
We’ll need a taxonomist for the challenge.
Trenthany
Chumono
I don’t see the distinctive blooms though. Lol
Clorgan
Omono
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Jameson is passed out on the couch again....living the dream.
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Lol this view!
Sorce
Sorce
Clorgan
Omono
Snap in the tooth department
Attachments
Clorgan
Omono
Moridin
Shohin
Malcolm and some trees a few weeks ago 
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Jameson attacking my water hose while I watered the trees yesterday.
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
My new Alley Cat friend!
Second time it been around, that I've seen it anyway. It seems to know exactly where to find my mice!
Monk chased it up the garage last night.
Super friendly.
Sorce
VAFisher
Masterpiece
My wife and I lost our beloved rescue Beagle Gus about 2 months back. We got him at 3 and he was only 7 when he passed. His first 3 years were hard ones but his last 4 with us were cushy.
One of the things that comforted us was the idea that this would allow us to help another dog. Being a runner, I started researching best breeds to be a running companion and kept coming back to Australian Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler). I ended up finding a 3 year old at a rescue group in TN and felt like it was meant to be.
He can go 6 or 7 miles without blinking an eye and has been on runs as long as 11 miles so far. We've been running on the trails at the State Park near my house.
It's a great place to run for him. Soft surfaces, shade and he can take a dip in the James River to cool off mid run.
Heelers were bred to herd sheep and cattle over long distances all day long and have tons of energy. They say a tired Cattle Dog is a well behaved Cattle Dog and this is what he looks like most days after our runs.
I named him Gump, because well "That boy sure is a runnin' fool."
One of the things that comforted us was the idea that this would allow us to help another dog. Being a runner, I started researching best breeds to be a running companion and kept coming back to Australian Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler). I ended up finding a 3 year old at a rescue group in TN and felt like it was meant to be.
He can go 6 or 7 miles without blinking an eye and has been on runs as long as 11 miles so far. We've been running on the trails at the State Park near my house.
It's a great place to run for him. Soft surfaces, shade and he can take a dip in the James River to cool off mid run.
Heelers were bred to herd sheep and cattle over long distances all day long and have tons of energy. They say a tired Cattle Dog is a well behaved Cattle Dog and this is what he looks like most days after our runs.
I named him Gump, because well "That boy sure is a runnin' fool."
Japonicus
Masterpiece
Some of the recent repots I had to bring into the sunroom for shelter ahead of 50 mph wind gusts.
Anything that makes a noise on the floor is a better than store bought cat toy.
Japonicus
Masterpiece
Lutonian
Chumono
Moridin
Shohin
Malcolm does love sitting in the sun with the trees
