Silly brown dog! Dogs can’t climb trees!
Wonder what’s in the tree?
Videos by Gretchen Quarterman, Lowndes County, Georgia, 4 July 2010.
Brown dog tries to climb tree
Silly brown dog! Dogs can’t climb trees!
Category Archives: Dogs
Silly brown dog! Dogs can’t climb trees!
Ye Auld Dawgs
Yellow dog at the creek
On a warm day in winter.
Pictures by Gretchen Quarterman, Redeye Creek, Lowndes County, Georgia, 28 Feb 2010.
Mud!
Mud, mud,
Glorious mud! Continue reading
Beaver v Dogs
This beaver has wandered into the dogs’ play pit.
The yellow dog decides to catch it: Continue reading
Digging Gopher Tortoise
Had to chase her with the camera, but she eventually decided to dig in to get away from the dogs and me:
I noticed this gopher because the dogs kept yipping and running over to where she was. She eventually crawled off into the underbrush and went under, as you can see.
The pictures were taken with a wireless Ethernet camera, recorded by software run out of crontab every minute. The recording ends when it started to rain and I took the camera in.
Pictures by John S. Quarterman, Lowndes County, Georgia, 16 September 2009.
Dogs Find a Big Gopher
So this is what they’re yipping at:
You’re a big one, about a foot wide: Continue reading
Little Gopher
The dogs found this little gopher tortoise hiding in some oak leaves.
It’s only about 9 inches across. I’m not certain it’s a gopher, since it doesn’t have the flattened shell top. But it’s acting like a gopher, and is not near water.
Pictures by Gretchen Quarterman, Lowndes County, Georgia.
Black Snake vs. Yellow Dog
Sunning snake, poked with stick, snake bites dog, dog bites snake:
Stills:
Pictures by Gretchen Quarterman, 1 Sep 2009, Lowndes County, Georgia.
Both snake and dog appear to be unharmed.
Swamp Still Full, Dog Ecstatic
Fay filled the swamp, but it’s been a week now, so time to check.
Why yes, the swamp is still full, and the dog is ecstatic?
Picture by Gretchen, 7 Sep 2008
How do you tell when a 100 pound Rotweiller is ecstatic? When she turns into an alligator.
The water is down a couple of inches as you can see by the watermarks, but it’s still pretty full.