Quite the Life (and all in Times New Roman 10pt!)
Once again, Raccoons gather. We’re always so happy when our little furballs return in the Spring. I’m posting this in Feb ’23 and I recorded it in Mar ’22, just shy of a year ago. Usually they come out of winter a tad leaner than these stout ladies here. Leaner and often after a bit … Continue reading “A Glorious Grouping”
A new guest arrived at Chez Carrabis a while back, an at-the-time unnamed skunk. We’ve had skunk before. And truth be told, they are a fun lot. Some say skunk are quick-tempered. Not so those who dine with us. Although we, like Raccoon, start cautiously. No need to be foolhardy. Mostly our visiting skunk stay … Continue reading “Cautious Dining”
Our beloved Hecate returned from last Winter’s nap complete ready and raring to go. We think of her as the Queen of Raccoons. Or so she tells us. As noted previously, we’ve known this Hecate for several years now. She remains feisty and vital. And I know this year if not next will be the … Continue reading “Hecate et al Dine”
Last week I shared Everyone should have cookies and peanuts on a cold winter’s night and that the raccoons are about. Here’s another example from the next night on the calendar. This young lady is unknown to me (she does share her name as the days roll on) and is quite healthy. Note also she … Continue reading “A Three Cookie Night (with peanuts)”
People in the southern hemisphere will appreciate this post’s title, people in the northern hemisphere, know this video was shot on 22 Jan 2022, ie, a cold winter’s night. Although it couldn’t have been too cold because the raccoons were out. Raccoons don’t hibernate so much as they go dormant, lethargic, and prefer to cuddle … Continue reading “Everyone should have cookies and peanuts on a cold winter’s night”