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All kinds of critters are showing up for the evening buffet at Casa River.
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Some of them a tad more odiferous than others.
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I wish it was still legal in Maine to de-scent a skunk and have one for a pet. A friend of mine did that back in the day and the little fluff ball was wonderful. Affectionate, playful and litter box trained. More than I can say for some of my friend’s husbands now that I think about it.
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Baby chucks are always the first to pounce. Carrots, apples, lettuce, melon and blueberries? Love them.
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Spinach, celery and strawberries? Won’t touch them.
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We have one young lone deer showing up for grain a few times a week.
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We probably won’t see the herd back until fall.
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River's world..... 
My neighbor pets them and hand feeds them. Unfortunately, they walk past the kennel fence twice a day and give the dogs little warning “poots”. 😒
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Awww. I’d love to pet one of ours, but I give them a wide berth.
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Love all of these critters! They are just too cute.
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I love how those baby chucks are lined up together in the one shot.
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They stay pretty close. But they’re young. Wait till they’re teenagers…
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I’d love to have a pet skunk! NOT telling visitors the skunk was de-scented would be the best part.
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As long as they don’t stroke out when it jumps in their lap. Who needs that paperwork..
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That would stink.
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You’re so lucky to have so much wildlife to watch up close, even if the ‘chucks sometimes burrow where you wish they wouldn’t.
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We are. And I love them all, digging or not.
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These are some real good shots right here. The one with the three little woodchucks is totally meme worthy.
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Larry, Curly and Moe.
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I could sit and watch your critters all day long!
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