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Some of the Canadian members who post in this thread are quite retarded, so I should explain that this image was created by overlaying 7 different photos on top of one another. The animals didn't all appear at the same time.
Still cool to try and guess the animals.
Still cool to try and guess the animals.
A cat, a tiger, a moose, a weird dog-breed, a boar, an Emu, and a bat.
What do I win?
They never were afaik
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@Grateful Dude guess you cunts
@Ghost of Joey Moss can you give your retarded guess as well? I'm having a rough morning and could use the laugh.
I see a panther and bobcat, a giant possum, rabbit, raccoon. Don’t know what the bird is, and is that a Key Deer? Looks a little different than standard run of the mill whitetails
Starting with the raccoon at the bottom and going clockwise...
Raccoon
Panther?
Bobcat
Not sure. Looks like the Blue Herons we have here - but with a red head
deer
rabbit
possom
My best guess was a heron or egret. But I really have no idea.
I don’t give too much of a shit about birds, but I love seeing the Great Blue Herons around here though. Good chance I’ll see one or two at the site I’m going to on Monday. It’s a large spring run that converges into a creek, and they seem to like the pool where those meet. Most times I’m there I see herons.
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It's a normal white tail. Pics is in the Everglades and the Key Deer subspecies of white tail is only found in the lower Keys.
Bird is a sandhill crane. Common in certain parts of Florida but fairly aggressive. Authorities caution people not to feed them because they're liable to attack lol.
Panther , bobcat, raccoon, possum, whooping crane, deer, rabbit. What a basic bitch collection of shitty animals.
The small river I live near has them. I see them nearly every morning.
They tend to hang around the eddies with slower current.
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5/7 because I'm being generous with your horrendous spelling of opossum and accepting your generic "deer." See above for bird.
Finna need you to be more specific about the rabbit. There are two species of rabbit native to the Florida Everglades.
I have a buddy that hunts sandhill crane to eat. I had no idea people ate those, but allegedly it’s somewhere between steak and a pork chop. I kind of want to try it.
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Being that you're the most retarded person on this forum, I'm impressed that your guess was the closest.
I'll go jackrabbit.
And I knew it was a white tail. Looks just like the deer we have around here. Only a little smaller.
LOL. I always spell opossum wrong.
Steak and pork chop? Now I want to eat one too.
My buddy referred to them as the “ribeye of the sky”. I just learned this last hunting season, I really had no idea people ate them. But they sound good!
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The person who runs the usfws IG account identified it as a marsh rabbit but it looks closer to an eastern cottontail imo. I'd explain my reasoning but you're too dumb to understand.
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@Grateful Dude marsh rabbits are similar to eastern cottontails (same genus, Sylvilagus) but have shorter ears and no bushy white tail. They're excellent swimmers.
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I don't give a fuck about rabbits.The person who runs the usfws identified it as a marsh rabbit but it looks closer to an eastern cottontail imo. I'd explain my reasoning but you're too dumb to understand.
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Have any of them run face-first into your huge curtainless window or are you still only actively killing birds?
I actually see 12 animals in this picture. Some of them quite rare.
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No you don't.