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Hnak
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IGO
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| If their proximity is relative to my aging them Hooli can probably hitch a ride just about anyplace. |
Hooli, like fine wine and prime beef, is aged to perfection!  |
....aged beef. Sounds 'bout right. Kinda like the frig went.
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azhiker96
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Aged beef....
Hooli, get some clothes on!
......okay, okay, I know....Shush me.
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evenstar
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TURKEY vulture hovering over IGO....how appropriate is that!
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IGO
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So I'm a turkey!? 
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IGO
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| Posted: 10/9/2006, 9:35 pm Post subject: |
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| azhiker96 wrote: |
Aged beef....
Hooli, get some clothes on!
......okay, okay, I know....Shush me. |
Yep. Frig went!
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Hnak
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So I'm a turkey!? |
Just make sure that you're not a "T. V. dinner".... 
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evenstar
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Aged beef....
Hooli, get some clothes on!
......okay, okay, I know....Shush me. |
pretty buff for a semi-old guy, doncha think? 
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Hnak
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Too much time in the tanning booth, I'd say....
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Cynhikr
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| Posted: 10/10/2006, 2:19 pm Post subject: Re: What beast this be? |
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The largest known concentration of Turkey Vultures during migration in the United States and Canada occurs during the last week in September and the first week in October near Weldon, California. During the Kern Valley Vulture Festival between 1,000 and 4,000 Turkey Vultures are sighted daily.
Feeding
Diet: Mostly carrion. Feeds mainly on dead animals, preferring those recently dead (that is, relatively fresh carrion). Occasionally feeds on decaying vegetable matter, live insects, or live fish in drying-up ponds.
Behavior: Seeks carrion by soaring over open or partly wooded country, watching the ground and the actions of other scavengers. Can also locate some carrion by odor: unlike most birds, has a well-developed sense of smell.
(maybe you'd want to chuck that old, polypro shirt IGO...)
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IGO
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T.V. Dinner..........
I can see the sap dripping off of that one Hnak.
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IGO
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| Posted: 10/10/2006, 6:25 pm Post subject: Re: What beast this be? |
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| Cynhikr wrote: |
The largest known concentration of Turkey Vultures during migration in the United States and Canada occurs during the last week in September and the first week in October near Weldon, California. During the Kern Valley Vulture Festival between 1,000 and 4,000 Turkey Vultures are sighted daily.
Feeding
Diet: Mostly carrion. Feeds mainly on dead animals, preferring those recently dead (that is, relatively fresh carrion). Occasionally feeds on decaying vegetable matter, live insects, or live fish in drying-up ponds.
Behavior: Seeks carrion by soaring over open or partly wooded country, watching the ground and the actions of other scavengers. Can also locate some carrion by odor: unlike most birds, has a well-developed sense of smell.
(maybe you'd want to chuck that old, polypro shirt IGO...) |
I pulled out my detures and shook'm at him but he still wouldn't go away.
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