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Hi Tim
I know what you mean about the swamps. I have about 80 acres of swamp that borders the back of my Property. About 5 acres of my own swamp. I could go on and on about the wildlife I have seen here. Great Horned Owls, Barred Owls, Hawks, Just about every thing that lives up here. Even flying squirrels. My song The Hawk on my soundclick page is a true story. It actually happened. It is amazing. Salmon and steelhead run the river that borders my property. I have hunted Deer, Turkey, Rabbit, Squirrel, Ducks, Geese, without ever leaving home.
Someone mentioned Great Blue Herons and not being under one at the wrong time. I was going to my Mothers house a couple years ago. You have to drive down a narrow drive that boarders a wetland. I startled a Great Blue Heron that was sitting along side the drive. He Flew up right over my truck. Well my window was open and, you guessed it, he made a deposit. Right through the window onto my left shoulder. What a mess, LOL. They are big birds.
I love living here.
We just don't have the big animals like up North. Bears, Moose, Elk, Cougars, Wolves, etc. To many people here. I envy you that Everett.
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