Once there was a stork in my backyard. That's right, a STORK. When I was in coastal urban San DIego.

Also, once the next door neighbor's pit bull jumped over the fence and was stuck in our yard.

There was also some guy living our backyard garage a couple years ago. He was my mum's ex-boyfriend's friend, who always wore a pilot helmet and talked to himself. He just kinda showed up there one day without any notice; he never talked to any of us (besides the ex-boyfriend, of course).

looots of stray cats around. I see racoons and oppusums sometimes. Oh and really pretty blue jays every once in a while

We have the usual little gray/brown birds flying around, & the occasional stray cat. Rabbits & squirrels are pretty common; also quail (accidentally found a nest full of eggs in the front yard). A raccoon came by twice (that I know of), & we've also had a coyote & a moose...and I live in town...but it's a small town so we're also fairly close to farms & woods. 🤣

"[English] not only borrows words from other languages; it has on occasion chased other languages down dark alley-ways, clubbed them unconscious and rifled their pockets for new vocabulary."
-James Nicoll, can.general, March 21, 1992

Right now nothing, in the neighbours' there are cats (I stalk them) 🤣

Back in hometown, birds, some random hamster (probably on a quest), lizards, frogs, sometimes cats and dogs.

This week's favorites:

• Golden Kamui

ççççççç[Ô.Ô] tsutopodus© will eat your manga and steal your cats!

A frog, a snake, a fox, a racoon, a few cats and a few rabbits, all on different occassions (except the snake and the frog; the snake was eating said frog)

"It is those who know little, and not those who know much, who so positively assert that this or that problem will never be solved by science."

Foxes.

Lots of foxes. Those damn bastards. They come right up to our patio doors and stick their heads in. Urban foxes are far too brave. If it wasn't against the law to shoot them I would.

I've also seen various different cats sneaking around my garden. I found a hedgehog years ago and lots of frogs like to hang out in our little island thing we have, with lots of plants in it so it's a damp environment, just what the frogs like.
Birds nests as well. We always have a few of them, not to mention other bloody birds making lots of noise in the mornings 🤣

My goodness where do you people live!?!? 😲 !!!!! Lol

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Once there was a stork in my backyard. That's right, a STORK. When I was in coastal urban San DIego.

Also, once the next door neighbor's pit bull jumped over the fence and was stuck in our yard.

There was also some guy living our backyard garage a couple years ago. He was my mum's ex-boyfriend's friend, who always wore a pilot helmet and talked to himself. He just kinda showed up there one day without any notice; he never talked to any of us (besides the ex-boyfriend, of course).

Omg stork!! 😀
That's one talented pitbull.......... o____o
Eh... that's a bit odd....!!!!

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And you will murder someone one day, pika. If you're my daughter.

Six turkeys. 😃
And some chickens. I live in the city.

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"ありがとう...だいすき...DAISY" ♥

I see a lot of cats in my neighborhood, and the occasional roadkill on the side of the road(it was a racoon).

Funny story; My mom lived in Korea, where there were a lot of rats and mice from where she lived. Wen she first came to America, and saw an opossum for the first time, she would scream her head off. I don't blame her since those critters look like giant rats (she reaaaallly hates their tails), though they are technically related to kangaroos...

And one time, i saw a chicken running around the neighborhood while i was power walking...weird.

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We have two chickens who live in the backyard; our city allows up to six. They also allow sheep & goats inside city limits if you have a big enough yard, but ours is just barely too small. 🤣

Edit - someone else in my neighborhood also has chickens, but I'm not sure who...I can hear them now & then but have never seen them.

"[English] not only borrows words from other languages; it has on occasion chased other languages down dark alley-ways, clubbed them unconscious and rifled their pockets for new vocabulary."
-James Nicoll, can.general, March 21, 1992