- cross-posted to:
- achievers@lebowski.social
- cross-posted to:
- achievers@lebowski.social
From Fei Cheng
Burrowing owls and marmots are generally peaceful neighbors, but occasional territory disputes do arise. Fortunately, no harm was done this time. The marmot, ever humble, eventually backed off. I imagine the burrowing owl didn’t truly intend to attack-after all, the marmot may have been the original architect of the burrow the owl now calls home.
It was a joy to witness this brief drama and the fascinating way these wild creatures share their space.
Central WA
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Amazing photographs!
I really enjoyed these! That owl isn’t taking any guff from any rodent, no matter how chonk!
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