'FORUM FRIENDS, WILDLIFE-FROM-WHEREVER' (Off-season, all cams off at Loch Garten)

SYDNEY WB SEA EAGLE NEST - A Brushtail Possum, I think :)

It was there for 50 minutes but almost unseen in the foliage on the right for a lot of the time.  It seems to have a kink in the end of its tail, hope it's OK :-*

It seemed to be a wet day, which would be good :)   These two could be seen on the main cam for a few moments but there were more on the Twitch cam, not close enough tho:

Ohio

I intended to crop these and put them in a collage but am almost out of steam, so... :(

This Raccoon chomped 'n chomped 'n chomped and had to stretch his/her jaws every now 'n then:

One later turned up with damp undercarriage:

One opossum has the cauliflower ear, the other OK:

This might be one for the Bottoms Up thread but I've seen lots neater examples so I'll keep my eye open for one:

The black cat and an opossum tolerated each other very well :)

Scott is back!

See the comparative generosity, bottom and top :)

Another non-standard Mourning Dove:

Once the ospreys come back I'm sure our heads will be turned but I have to say I really enjoy watching this pair. They seem so attentive to each other, vocalising, preening etc. Given the time it takes their chick to fledge we've got a lot of happy months ahead of course.

More Badgers at Caerlaverock 1st Feb

My Starr Ranch cougar, 20:25 last evening, local time.  (The 'orb' is in the cam lens, unfortunately.)

oh boy! great and lovely creature. Thank you Scylla

Breakfast in NZ, then a wash and brush up

(c) www.allaboutbirds.org/.../

What a lot of gloss yesterday in Akron, Ohio :o

The American crows:

Starlings:

Look what the left one did - and it did it to another behind as well!

The Grackles outclassed the previous two species:

This is the rear of a Grackle:

The cat couldn't compete:

Nor the dog:

The cat returned later to approve of Scott's rearrangement of the trays.  We'll see...