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I'm talking looking out your window, what mammals, birds, reptiles, cool bugs, or other critters do you occasionally see?

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[–] Kolanaki@pawb.social 1 points 1 day ago

Cats, and dogs given. Plenty of birds, though I can only identify the scrubs, finches, pigeons and crows. Occasionally there could be a hummingbird, but now that I am thinking about it I haven't seen anyone with a feeder... I should get one.

There are also lizards. I am not sure if they are blue bellies or alligator lizards. We have both in the area, but they're hard to tell apart without grabbing one, but I see them scurry into the bushes along the sidewalk when I walk across the street to the grocery store.

Also rats. Sun goes down, rats are in the dumpsters and the street. Haven't seen any possums or raccoons here personally, but I am right on the edge of the city, and it wouldn't be surprising if those were also spotted around the dumpsters once in a while.