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I'll start: 
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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Here is a friend we somehow acquired over the last month or so? Not sure where it came from but it sure does a number on them bugs and snakes!! 
The only difference between a rut and a Grave is the depth. So get up get out of that rut and get moving!! Time to work!!
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heres a line of turkeys near the lake 
6.5 acre
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Northern LP Michigan
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We have a huge bald eagle I have seen twice in the last three days sitting in a big dead tree near the pond. I am hoping I can snag a pic to post.
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 This great blue heron shows up once in a while. I have a green heron that is around all the time but it's to small to set off the camera.
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Great White Egret stopped by.... (Thanks to Shorty for the ID!) 
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 Not our first picture of one . But the first daylight picture. About 75 Yards from the house and 50 yards off the pond. Pretty cool!!
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Lately the water has warmed enough that the American Toads have been using the water to lay eggs. The days and nights especially bring splashes on the surface and toad chirps. Some of the egg strands already have produced clouds of 'toad-poles' or toadlets. All that ruckus over the weekend attracted 2 barred owls. We hear them in the woods but rarely see them. The buffet of toads was too much for them though. We had just staked out a minnow net to create a 'feeding area' with a small entry and exit area to try to remove some unwanted goldfish and the owls immediately seemed to prefer the perch on the posts or even on the front of the aluminum boat. It is neat to see and hear them. The robins and ducks are right next to them and don't seem alarmed by the owls at all. Hopefully they stick around, they are fun to watch! The Great Blue Heron on the other hand can leave at any time. We scare him off and reward our pup Scout handsomely when he chases him/her/them.     please forgive the chocolate colored water. It was like a switch flipped last week and water went to chocolate color almost overnight. I think the crayfish became active and are stirring the daylights out of the bottom of the pond. Visibility is like zero.... I was hoping the soilfloc would keep the bottom silt stuck together more but apparently crayfish still found a way through it...
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 How about a Bull Elk chilling by the windmill! Pic is from last fall. Hoping to start getting new ones soon!
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