On the topic of hummingbirds, I recently learned that a praying mantis can attack and eat hummingbirds. Just in case that comes up in Trivial Pursuit.
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On the topic of hummingbirds, I recently learned that a praying mantis can attack and eat hummingbirds. Just in case that comes up in Trivial Pursuit.
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Originally Posted by Irving
The record is of the occurrence of the species in the state of Colorado as documented through photographic and descriptive evidence and accepted by the Colorado Bird Records Committee. As only the 4th found here it is a very rare bird in CO.
Interesting that all it takes is a photo of a bird, but photos of wolves, elk, moose, etc aren't accepted as being present on an area.
Well those species are already on the state list but if you were to discover a Tule elk in Colorado that would be a new record
Imagine that, a turkey on N. Turkey Creek Rd.
Flew right over the truck just after I took the photo. Skinny.
Saw some wide bodied birds and a lot of them about 5 miles up another canyon the same day, no time for pictures though.
I already knew that. Got something that can help on those darn pink wedge Entertainment (from before you were born) questions? [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
I picked up a bunch of stuff on my antelope hunt. They look like a fossilized something (probably plant), bezoars, and maybe a tooth?
Fossil
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/o0...=w1112-h625-no
Other side
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Ei...=w1112-h625-no
Bezoars
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Z2...=w1112-h625-no
Tooth, or Indian Love Stone?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/W-...=w1112-h625-no
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Si...=w1112-h625-no
Bottom center one looks like a mushroomed bullet in your pic.
It does in the picture, but not in person.