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InTheTwenties Well Established Member

InTheTwenties

Was playing the other day at a local muni, and I was amazed, at the pair of eagles I saw on the course. The wing span was soo wide, it seemed to dwarf a Humvee.

I've seen some red winged black birds also, and i'm sure I heard an owl go whoooo whoooo whooo.

anyway just thought I'd share. Back to golf: who is better: tiger or phil.

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just yesterday I saw for the 1st time a red tailed hawk swoop in and nail a ground squirrel which he almost couldn't fly off with... what I wish he would eat is the coots. on the west coast we have a huge coot and goose problem. and there droppings are huge. they litter the greens with crap and the grounds crew can't keep up with all the crap... I do my part in the winter on the geese...lol
but the coots are out of hand, and I wonder too about all the effects of the grass they eat, being it has so much fertilizer and chemicals in it...
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The squirrels out here are getting fat and lazy. I saw one on a tee box a couple of weeks ago was huge. And it just sat there looking at us as if to say, "i'm not moving until you start handing out peanuts". Sure enough, when we took a handful of peanuts out to him, we had to walk all the way up to him. He didn't move. Then as the guy extended his hand out, the squirrel moved like two steps closer to him, too a couple of peanuts, then scampered away.

His belly was as fat as a tennis ball.

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