Just saw a wild pheasant for the first time in my life, like in all those old paintings.

[theory@xoxo.zone]

@0xabad1dea All the other dogs are not good dogs?

[0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange]

@ratsnakegames we were on the other end of the country today, it was not Mila

[ratsnakegames@mastodon.social]

@0xabad1dea ah, you meant today specifically? that's a LOT of animals for one day, were you at some sort of wildlife park?

[raphv@social.edu.nl]

@0xabad1dea when I was in England I saw a couple foxes, but not since I've moved here. I've seen wild hedgehogs though!

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@ratsnakegames no I was at baby cousin’s house, but there’s a lot of over the river and through the woods involved

[nest@infosec.exchange]

@0xabad1dea

where did you see a deer? i had seen one only once, in preservation in Lelystad.

[0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange]

@nest in the woods looking through the fence at the train

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@0xabad1dea

I've heard of this Europe. I have even spent time there. But I don't believe it's real. /j

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@0xabad1dea
That’s cool! Hope you see even more animals, though maybe not wolves or moose, those are kind of scary to meet out and about. (I would know…)

I like to think about how common it is to see wild animals in different parts of the world. Personally, I see these animals on about a weekly basis

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we saw a crane flying very low, and my husband commented that it’s big but surely it’s nothing compared to the eagles where I’m from, and I had to break it to him that bald eagles are quite rare (almost went extinct, though apparently that’s on the mend) and I had seen precisely zero of them in thirty years in the US