What animals did you last see whilst out exercising?
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Canadian geese, mallards, baby ducks
Assortment of birds
Squirrels0 -
The last one's I can remember are the two large Canadian Geese that chased me away from their nest. One of them pecked me in the *kitten* before I could get away.
I love nature as I walk along the river each day! But those two Geese stand out far and above the other animals I have seen!0 -
Do Dust Bunnies count?0
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I saw this beautiful Cougar at the gym. I wanted to go up and pet her but thought better of it.
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*kitten*. Oh wait, you mean real animals?
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On yesterdays walk I saw, 1 whale, a couple sea lions, a harbor seal, 3 Osprey, a herd of Elk, a squashed possum, a squashed raccoon, a black tail deer, a black tail deer skeleton, a million seagulls, a red tail hawk, all kinds of cows and calves, a couple other hawks I did not know the names of, several dogs and cats and a pig that thought it was necessary to scare the hell out of me when he thought he needed to wolf whistle at me when I thought I was all alone. Living on the coast with the redwoods around is amazing.0
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I am in the country so cows, sheep, horses, dogs, cats, and a variety of road kill..0
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All I saw the last time I was out was a squirrel and a bunch of those fuzzy little black caterpillars....
Oh, and some dogs walking their humans.0 -
Dogs, squirrels, a rabbit, birds, a toad and a horse (that someone was riding on the equestrian trail).
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Depends where I walk. Along the beach I see dolphins, crabs, seagulls and sometimes blue bottles.
Around my home it is also a bit different:
Cats
Dogs (lots)
Mynah birds
Pigeons
Doves
Swallows
Weaver birds
lots of different kinds of lizards
Mongoose (?geese)
Guinea Fowl
Monkeys
The occasional snake
And very occasionally a huge deer, but he hides away mostly0 -
Loads of birds and rabbits.
Dogs being walked.
A red kite.
A newt (which I narrowly missed running over).0 -
A few little bunnies and a handful of birds. Some cows waaay off in the distance. And, of course, a million and a half prairie dogs. I get a bit worried about coyotes, since my usual trail is in established territory and the newspaper reported that the darn things have been brave enough to try to children during family walk, but I have yet to see any myself.0
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Stepped on a cottonmouth snake the other day while running on a trail near a swamp. I didn't even realise I stepped on him until I heard it hiss and try to bite my leg.That definetly got me moving a little faster!
that is way worse than the trouser snakes I see!!0 -
Got a couple of deer that hang out on my running path... a litteral couple. Think I caught them "doing it" last week. Th e ol' man was none too happy. Otherwise it's just the random snake, squirrel, chipmunk, rabbit, and a **** ton of birds..... OH and a horse.... with a cop on its back0
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Countless birds, dogs, cattle, sheep, horses, a few goats, about 15 llamas, a handful of alpacas, a few squirrels, 2 bald eagles, 1 deer, and, altho I didn't actually see the cat, I saw the cougar tracks at the edge of the water.0
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Golden eagle
Canada geese - hundreds - Mallards
Sandhill Cranes
Horses
Cows
Hairy and Downy woodpeckers
Chickadees, Robins, Bluebirds, etc.
Ravens
Rainbow trout
Dogs and cats
Mule deer
Wild turkeys0 -
Birds
Rabbits
Coyotes
Bobcats
I live in AZ. This is on a trail by my house.0 -
I saw herons, canadian geese, and dogs0
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my husband0
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I saw a crow flying away with a Cheetos Puff. :laugh:0
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Native gym rats and an occasional strutting peacock
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Last week I came upon 3 female moose...then slowly jogged backward a safe distance!0
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Came within feet of stepping on a copperhead snake, wasn't exactly thrilled about it. In the past I have seen rabbits, deer, bald eagles, hawks, vultures, ducks, geese and egrets. I know others who have seen alligators and coyotes, I've not been so lucky yet.0
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^^I saw this beautiful Cougar at the gym. I wanted to go up and pet her but thought better of it.
Yes, a wild cougar can be a dangerous creature. Handle with care.0 -
13.3 mile run this morning
and of course... like 500 of these...
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Native gym rats and an occasional strutting peacock
Sounds like my gym . . . :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
When I hit the trails:
Wild Turkeys
Great Horned Owl
Fisher King
Cranes
Red Fox
Turtles
Ducks
Geese
Rabbits
Deer
Dogs (lots of dogs)
Humans (too many humans)0 -
Is your dog white?we have an alligator in our pond in the subdivision, luckily its a pretty big pond and he usually stays in the middle! Across the road there is horses, donkeys, and every once in a while I hear roosters crowing.
You must live in Florida. I live on a lake in Lakeland FL and when I walk my dog around it, there is a big gator that just stalks us (he stays in the water) and follows us. I guess he's waiting for us to go in the lake and he can have a doggy appetizer!!!
No, why?0 -
Because every time I wear white the gators always follow me.0
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