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What animals can you see from your home?
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Lots of different birds - mockingbirds, ibis, woodpeckers, blue jays, crows, hawks, vultures. Night heron.
Sometimes bats, always squirrels, sometimes a possum or raccoon.
Little lizards everywhere, sometimes a snake.
Wasps, bees, butterflies, dragonflies.
At work - beautiful great blue herons, great white herons, tricolor herons, cormorants, ducks, and the occasional alligator all come to the mitigation pond at the office park. ETA also at some time in the year there are these big storks that look prehistoric.
I love large waterfowl like sand hill cranes. You can absolutely tell they're just modern dinosaurs.