Another armadillo hole
Last week’s armadillo adventure ended when it dived into this hole. It’s located in a thicket of locust saplings. Between the orchard and the strawberry bed. Now we have holes everywhere. Big holes. Little holes....
Read Moreby admin | Feb 23, 2006 | Birds and Beasts | 1 |
Last week’s armadillo adventure ended when it dived into this hole. It’s located in a thicket of locust saplings. Between the orchard and the strawberry bed. Now we have holes everywhere. Big holes. Little holes....
Read Moreby admin | Feb 22, 2006 | Birds and Beasts | 1 |
Another skirmish today, and the armadillo lived to dig another day. The dogs spotted our resident armadillo early this evening when we headed out to escort the cow back to her stall in the barn. As usual, it leaped, bounced,...
Read Moreby admin | Feb 22, 2006 | Birds and Beasts | 0 |
A tree root was in the way, so Blue tried to gnaw through it. Then he tried to jerk it out of the...
Read Moreby admin | Feb 22, 2006 | Birds and Beasts | 0 |
Bebe, the 5-month-old farmcollie, checks out the...
Read Moreby admin | Feb 22, 2006 | Birds and Beasts | 0 |
Bebe, diving into the brush after the...
Read Moreby admin | Feb 22, 2006 | Birds and Beasts | 0 |
The burrow. I could hear a ‘whump, whump’ sound from the armadillo when I leaned close, but it was too far down the hole to see it. For more about armadillos, click here and here. Or here for some intriguing pictures...
Read Moreby admin | Aug 14, 2005 | Wild Things | 0 |
Two days ago we spotted a young 9-banded armadillo in the front yard at the farm. I’d have taken a picture, but who knew they could run that fast? I have no experience with armadillos, aside from counting roadkill in the...
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