READER PHOTOS! Wildlife in a California garden

A distich of weeks ago , I asked you to direct in photos of wildlife in your garden , andPam Wittenberg from Santa Rosa , California , had a crowd to divvy up ! She enounce , “ Here are some pics of the wildlife in our garden . We , too , get hawks feeding on the songbird in our garden . There ’s one pic of a war hawk feasting up in a tree . They get very mad when we observe them too much and glare at us from the brook ! I just hope they do n’t grab any of the sister turkeys that impose our yard . I also include some more common visitor – a baby possum , a few majestic turkeys , an eyeball weaverbird spider with his honeybee meal safely store away , a recently molted cicada hang out on a Tiarella flower , and a teeny tiny snail in the later good afternoon sun . ” Thanks , Pam , for portion out your visitors with us !

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