Teh official Taltos "circle rep thread" #2
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Freestyling today!
Can you name this animal?
View: https://twitter.com/roberticu/status/1449336962494738432
I'm pretending to be relaxed on the beach at sunrise
Can you name this animal?
View: https://twitter.com/roberticu/status/1449336962494738432
I'm pretending to be relaxed on the beach at sunrise
An Osprey doing full grown Osprey things
View: https://twitter.com/Fun_Viral_Vids/status/1451592409805115394
Ok, back to the beach now
View: https://twitter.com/Fun_Viral_Vids/status/1451592409805115394
Ok, back to the beach now
Freestyling today!
Can you name this animal?
View: https://twitter.com/roberticu/status/1449336962494738432
I'm pretending to be relaxed on the beach at sunrise
Looks like a hyena but ....not entirely positive
~Dee~
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Freestyle Friday in Decorah 
October 26, 2021: DNF (left) and Mr. North.
From Raptor Resource Project:
"Mr. North brings in the first cornstalk of the new season! Cornstalks are a coveted nest material everywhere that eagles nest near corn fields: a veritable Nest Depot of stalks, husks, and stubble for eagles to collect and repurpose for nesting materials. This is the first of many that the two will snap, shred, and use to carpet the nestbowl!"
October 26, 2021: DNF (left) and Mr. North.
From Raptor Resource Project:
"Mr. North brings in the first cornstalk of the new season! Cornstalks are a coveted nest material everywhere that eagles nest near corn fields: a veritable Nest Depot of stalks, husks, and stubble for eagles to collect and repurpose for nesting materials. This is the first of many that the two will snap, shred, and use to carpet the nestbowl!"
Good morning, everyone. I hope you have a wonderful day and weekend.
And just in case this happens I want you to know this.
And just in case this happens I want you to know this.
Thank for being such willing participants!
It's a Maned Wolf indigenous to Brazil
What a beautiful animal. wow.Thank for being such willing participants!
It's a Maned Wolf indigenous to Brazil
Looks like a fox on stilts more than a wolf to me.
First time I saw a video of one I also thought it was a hyena (but something wasn't quite right for it to fit "hyena")