Of course, our study this week is on raccoons and Hayes informed me the name means "one who scratches his hands."
This is our picture of "our" raccoon last summer:
Yeah, I know, you can only see the glowing eyes. Seems this raccoon lived in the brush pile next to the creek and came up each night to finish off the horses' grain. One night I let the dogs out at sometime dark:30 and heard them tussling with the raccoon. Not a good thing to hear but no one was the worse for wear, thank goodness.
We still have the brush pile so we'll be watching to see if our raccoon returns with a brood this spring.
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Love the photo of the raccoon! Too funny.
We have a resident raccoon too and he comes right up to our back door and looks in.
Thanks for the link on raccoons,
Barb
Great blog! I love all the photos of nature. Cathy
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