A raccoon at the Eno
We went for a walk at the Eno River today. We were there around 7.00 pm when the sun wasn't shining very bright anymore and we saw a lot of deer.
On the road near the park someone had put home-made signs: "slow, baby deer", and in their garden were at least 8 deer, including young ones.
There's a large park around the Eno river and on our walk through the woods near the river we saw a beautiful animal that we had seen only once or twice before. I thought it was called a possum, but tonight I looked it up and the animal we saw is a raccoon.
The raccoon was about to climb in to a tree when it saw us. It stared at us for a while, hid behind the tree trunk and then walked away. It reminded me of a cat in the way it seemed to pretend "Oh, I wasn't never planning to climb in that tree, you silly human".
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Re: A raccoon at the Eno
wij hebben deze wasberen ook in het dierenpark hier. De verzorger vertelde eens dat de dieren in het park heel lief zijn. Gerben en ik twijfelden daarover omdat wij een kwartier daarvoor hadden staan kijken hoe de wasberen eigenhandig een grote vogel hadden gevangen en die aan het verscheuren waren. Ze waren daarbij ook niet echt lief tegen elkaar....
Re: A raccoon at the Eno
Ik had er voordat ik jouw berichtje las niet bij stilgestaan dat "raccoon" het Engelse woord is voor "wasbeer". Weer wat geleerd!
Re: A raccoon at the Eno
Awww, and here I thought your link would go to my web page. ;)
Re: A raccoon at the Eno
Hehe... now I understand the "Raccoon" part in your URL.
http://www.raccoonfink.com