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2. Pea
3. Marley
4. Skoop
5. lb13
6. earendel
7. Beebs
8. Cal
9. silvercamaro
10. aj
11. BDM
12. Bixby
13. Barbarella
14. Saucy
15. ghostjmf
16. BiT
17. etaoin
18. Amaz
19. KT
20. mini
21. JBG
22. PSM
23. Sir G
24. starfish
25. TBone
26. Eyegor
27. Corn
28. BobJuch (up 1)
29. Appa (down 1)
30. Kay (up 1)
31. aussie (down 1)
32. Dr J
33. christie
34. Linus
35. mrkelley
36. tribe
37t. flock
37t. tmitsss (up 1)
39. ging
40. Harv
41. tgirl
42. Bob78164 (up 1)
43. Buffacuse (down 1)
44. HFJai
45. takinover
46. wbtravis
47. Ace
48. nitrah
49. indigo
50. MACRAE
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52. jeemie
53. ulysses
54. MMFF
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56. Kazoo
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59. TR
60. TiV
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62. SSS
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64. Tocque
65. Snaxx
66. goongas
67. NE1410S (up 1)
68. renovator (down 1)
69. gsabc
70. AD
71. rob wilson
72. Fanny
73. wild bill
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75. Timsterino
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77. macsdaddy
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80. dodgersteve
81. BeeMan
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88. ScrabbleTed
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92. Weasel
93. wintergreen
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95. moon
96. John9826
97. Chase1207
98. plasticene
99. hermillion
100. peter5858

Congratulations to all 5 of the green people!

NellyLunatic1980 wrote:Congratulations to all 5 of the green people!

It's not easy being green.

Bob Juch wrote:

NellyLunatic1980 wrote:Congratulations to all 5 of the green people!

It's not easy being green.

I don't remember ever being green.

peacock2121 wrote:

Bob Juch wrote:

NellyLunatic1980 wrote:Congratulations to all 5 of the green people!

It's not easy being green.

I don't remember ever being green.

What?

ulysses5019 wrote:

peacock2121 wrote:

Bob Juch wrote: It's not easy being green.

I don't remember ever being green.

What?

Hey@!

Thanks as always for doing this, LB.



There were so many choices this week! I'm doing all of them I liked, except the ones Uly's already used for avatars.


...you're going to appreciate me, right?

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Forget Tuesday, Wednesday is Squirrel Appreciation Day!!!
Published January 20, 2009 animals , squirrel appreciation day 1 Comment

Sorry to all my loyal readers for my long absence, I’ve been befallen by both bronchitis and a case of the lazies.

Thankfully, I didn’t miss the most important day of year: Squirrel Appreciation Day, this Wednesday.

Not sure how to celebrate? Here’s some tips from wildlife rehabilatator Christy Hargrove, who is credited with founding this special day.

According to this press release, “Hargrove suggests leaving an extra treat out in your backyard, such as seeds, nuts or suet. Or she recommends simply learning something new about the furry species. For example, do you know what baby squirrels are called?”

(Answer: pups.)

Guess What Today IS!?!?! Squirrel Appreciation Day!
Published January 21, 2008 squirrel appreciation day , squirrel photos , squirrel stories 0 Comments

(cold squirrel on our roof!, originally uploaded by Kien Tran.)
According to the web site Holiday Insights, Squirrel Appreciation Day was started by Christy Hargrove from Asheville, North Carolina. She “started Squirrel Appreciation Day on January 21, 2001. Christy is a wildlife rehabilitator in North Carolina, and is is affiliated with the Western North Carolina Nature Center.”

Kaibab Squirrel at Grand Canyon.

By Pippin, Translated by Cherie Langlois

Hey, fellow farm dogs—January 21 is Squirrel Appreciation Day!

I don’t know about you, but I plan to show my local squirrels how much I appreciate them by encouraging each one to scamper up the nearest tree, where they’ll be nice and safe.

Don’t you just love it when those nutty critters scold you and twitch their fluffy tails? Makes me want to bark my brains out.

Now, as we know, our humans often seem unappreciative of our squirrel friends, whining that they take over attics, chew through electrical cords, steal birdseed and corn, blah blah blah.

I say, tell them to get over it–and show them these cool, squirrel facts:

Over 250 species of squirrels exist worldwide (dogs, that’s a whole lot of squirrels to chase).

They range in size from the 5-inch long African Pygmy Squirrel to the 3-foot long Indian Giant Squirrel (yikes!).

As members of the rodent order, squirrels have four, sharp front teeth that grow throughout their lives (dogs, that means chase, don’t catch).

Squirrels are omnivorous: dining on nuts, seeds, plants, fruit, even eggs and nestlings (but not dogs).

Squirrels are important prey for many predatory mammals and birds (dogs, remember those nasty, pointy teeth: Chase, don’t catch).

The Arctic Ground Squirrel is the only warm-blooded mammal known to survive below freezing body temperatures when hibernating (you’re right: BOR-ing).

Squirrels can run 20 mph (And I can run 19 mph. Perfect!)

Wildlife Care Association

This webpage includes information About Us, Board Members & Meetings, and Links that you might find helpful.

Dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of native wildlife. Committed to educating and instructing the community in the respect, appreciation and care of wildlife. Pledged to the preservation for wildlife of their inalienable rights to health, safety and freedom.

And with that, back to work.

SportsFan68 wrote:The Arctic Ground Squirrel is the only warm-blooded mammal known to survive below freezing body temperatures when hibernating (you’re right: BOR-ing).

Hmmm? Their body temperature actually drops below freezing? Do they have some kind of anti-freeze in their cells to survive that?

SportsFan68 wrote:Guess What Today IS!?!?! Squirrel Appreciation Day!
Published January 21, 2008 squirrel appreciation day , squirrel photos , squirrel stories 0 Comments

(cold squirrel on our roof!, originally uploaded by Kien Tran.)
According to the web site Holiday Insights, Squirrel Appreciation Day was started by Christy Hargrove from Asheville, North Carolina. She “started Squirrel Appreciation Day on January 21, 2001. Christy is a wildlife rehabilitator in North Carolina, and is is affiliated with the Western North Carolina Nature Center.”[/i]

So we have christie to thank for Squirrel Appreciation Day?

Wow, thanks Christie!!!!

lb13