Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

Jon wrote in post #16702863
Play it for your granddaughter, and see if you learn something.

It's too late now to learn, might as well just dive in and have fun.

gjl711 wrote in post #16703091
Maybe this is a better version.
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=J19z4VTCR9M

Lots of knock off songs from it. Shows just how popular and catchy it is. That is the thing with that song, is just how catchy it is. The Rick Rolled song.....yeah, not so much.

OhLook wrote in post #16703246
Do foxes bark? Do wolves?

Clearly you didn't watch the video.

quality:

http://www.tickld.com …ith-this-manhes-hilarious

Harm wrote in post #16703810
quality:

http://www.tickld.com …ith-this-manhes-hilarious

LMAO

This is cool:

https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1361617

that is WAY cool, Harm!!

gjl711 wrote in post #16703707
Clearly you didn't watch the video.

I did watch it, and it inspired my question. Actually, it revived a question I'd had for a while without asking.

Harm wrote in post #16703931
This is cool:

https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1361617

Very nice!

OhLook wrote in post #16704305
I did watch it, and it inspired my question. Actually, it revived a question I'd had for a while without asking.

Well, the fox says Hatee-hatee-hatee-ho!

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=S7tThIC42xQ

Click teh second video
http://www.npr.org …the-fox-really-say-listen

gjl711 wrote in post #16705175
http://www.npr.org …the-fox-really-say-listen

Interesting, thanks. In this part of the country, we have coyotes but no foxes that I know of.

OhLook wrote in post #16705286
Interesting, thanks. In this part of the country, we have coyotes but no foxes that I know of.

There are lots o' foxes in this part of the country...

OhLook wrote in post #16705286
Interesting, thanks. In this part of the country, we have coyotes but no foxes that I know of.

We have lots of coyotes and foxes as well. Both are rather shy.

We have plenty of both. The foxes are very shy, unless you're driving a tractor, then they don't care and come right out.

The coyotes have become a problem. Invaded the city, hunting in packs, taking down livestock, and coming a lot closer to houses then ever before. It's not unusual to see them crossing the roads at night, even in town. Some nights they have been close enough to clearly hear them howling, from indoors with the windows closed.

thomascanty wrote in post #16705317
There are lots o' foxes in this part of the country...

I'm thinking this flew right over a lot of heads.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #16705556
We have plenty of both. The foxes are very shy, unless you're driving a tractor, then they don't care and come right out.

I noticed this with the great gray herons. If I tried to sneak up on them with camera in hand I had trouble getting within 100 feet of them but when cutting the grass I can drive right up, stop, take the picture and drive away. They totally ignored me.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #16705556
The coyotes have become a problem. Invaded the city, hunting in packs, taking down livestock, and coming a lot closer to houses then ever before. It's not unusual to see them crossing the roads at night, even in town. Some nights they have been close enough to clearly hear them howling, from indoors with the windows closed.

Wow.. funny we should be talking about this tonight. Just moments ago while taking the fur kid for his nightly walk we came upon a pack of 'yotes. They wer'nt aggressive but they did get all howlin' and stuff. We decided to call the walk short and headed back up the hill.