Backyard Butterflies and Animals
(Holland, Bucks County, Pennsylvania 18966 USA)
(most of the photos below can be clicked on to show a more detailed photo)
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Click here to see our backyard BIRDS
Click here to see our backyard BUTTERFLIES
Deer
(Deer, Opossum, and Raccoon all eating together)
Groundhog
Opossum
(actually white/gray in color, the color shifted due to low-light conditions)
Opossum Movie #1 -- Opossum eating at the bird feeder
Opossum Movie #2 -- Opossum eating at the bird feeder
Opossum Movie #3 -- Opossum eating at the bird feeder
The Raccoon wants to know why the Opossum gets to east dinner first?
Rabbit
Racoon
And we even had both deer and racoon eating at the same time!
Racoon eating sunflowers: close-up #1 (36.2 Megabytes) 70 Seconds
Racoon eating sunflowers: close-up #2 (37.5 Megabytes) 73 Seconds
Racoon eating sunflowers (43.7 Megabytes) 84 Seconds
We had an adult racoon stopping by almost every day, and then we did not see for a while, and now we know why!
She had three baby racoons, and they can be seen in these cute videos, with a deer only a couple feet away eating corn,
while the racoons eat their peanuts and sunflower seeds.
Mom racoon and three baby racoons eating the bird food #1 (27.8 MBytes)
Mom racoon and three baby racoons eating the bird food #2 (15.7 MBytes)
Mom racoon and three baby racoons eating the bird food #3 (48.4 MBytes) -- this one is cute!
Mom racoon and three baby racoons eating the bird food #4 (18.3 MBytes)
Mom racoon and three baby racoons eating the bird food #5 (8.7 MBytes)
The five videos above look better if you save them to your local hard drive, and then play the video "double-size".
Red Fox
Below, the Red Fox is at the bird food late at night...
Approximately 15 second Red Fox video:
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Approximately 79 second Red Fox video:
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Squirrel
(notice the pair of Mallard Ducks in the lower right photo)
Toad
(Same toad, two different views)
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