yeah, feeding wildlife like you feed the pigeons or ducks at the park will only end in bad results for the wildlife. I hope that they snag the mom and cubs and relocate them. Bringing such young cubs out in the day where all those humans are is a bad bad bad idea
Wily Fox aka Angela wrote: yeah, feeding wildlife like you feed the pigeons or ducks at the park will only end in bad results for the wildlife. I hope that they snag the mom and cubs and relocate them. Bringing such young cubs out in the day where all those humans are is a bad bad bad idea
Snag the PEOPLE and relocate them.
Bears will return only to be put down CO is a 2 strike state.
We were sitting in the living room, watching the Tour de France (recorded) last night around 8 or so and a yearling bear came ambling by on our back hillside. He turned over a rock and started licking - must be ants. It has to be really hard for a bear to find food - enough to sustain it (I heard something like 16,000 calories/day) how many calories can be in an ant?
to totally derail the topic, I went looking for the number of calories in ants just because - and I found this:
http://www.manataka.org/page160.html
- on eating bugs and recipes. A chocolate covered ant has 248 calories, but I bet most 9of that is from the chocolate.
gee, local_historian, that sounds like something I would do... look that stuff up - are we both nuts? or are we both BRILLIANT?
and no pics, SG, it was one of those moments that I consciously decided to just enjoy and not run for the camera. Against my nature to do that, but I gave it a shot.
