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Yeah, it really does look like a wolf or a hybrid.

Well, since you put it that way, that seems totally rational and logical.

I don't think any coyotes have been moved from Canada.

I wasn't gonna say it.

Lotsa beavers in NJ. I had a whole lodge on my beach right in my back yard when I lived on the Delaware River. (made for some interesting afternoons for my cat, who would sit on the lodge and cock his head quizzially, listening to what was going on inside). I encountered this little dude while...

And I agree, that is a condor.

Have any better shots of that spider? It's hard to see. Judging from the shadow, it could be a black widow or it could be something else entirely.

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Well, that second picture is interesting. There are too many toes in that print. It does not look like the same animal as the original photo. Were those prints the same size?

Gosh, I was going to make a short list of life improvements like exercising more and eating better, but you guys have much more fun and interesting suggestions. Please, do go on.

Would a cougar leave such obvious evidence of claws? Unless they were climbing or something, I'd think they would mostly remain retracted while walking.

I honestly wish I was! There's some good skiing to be had on Tuck's Ravine. :) Happy New Year everyone! Here's to a happy, healthy, prosperous, and very piney 2009! :guinness:

Yeah, that's what Joe (my other half) says. It's a very nasty piece of malware.

Malwarebytes.org or Combofix.org are sites where you can find info for this. It's commonly called XP antivirus 2008 or 2009. Is that what it is saying? My husband is a compu-tech and this very thing has caused MANY, MANY housecalls lately. Everyone and their mom seems to have it.

Man. The things I have learned from you guys. The HHH has their own Wiki page. Colorful group of people, aren't they?

Okay, it was me. I admit it. I will stop at nothing for a nice piece of ahi tuna.

The first photo actually looks like the empty puparium of a gypsy moth. The third looks like some sort of bracket fungus, basidiomycota.