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I brought home a fallen orange from Stanley Ranch. The kits are fascinated. It's barely ripe I wonder if squirrels were involved ? -- nm

Posted by Meg (aka Mojave) Nov 19 '23, 21:41

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Hmm, not quite ripe yet, but should be great in a week or so. -- nm - Meg Nov 19, 22:21
a fair number of mine fall off when they're still a bit green. I'd go wind before fauna. -- nm - mafic Nov 19, 21:57 9
- Flora, fauna, or … winda? -- nm - Landbeck Nov 20, 00:06
- We have a huge crop this year so I wouldn't be surprised by natural culling. The squirrels (and crows) are still busy with the walnut tree. -- nm - Meg Nov 19, 22:04
- You’re such a squirrel apologist. -- nm - Dano Nov 19, 21:59 6
  - australians have a weird love for squirrels. I think because they don't exist here. - mafic Nov 19, 22:04 5
    - I was trying to think of an Aussie equivalent but all I could come up with were birds or lizards :) I guess maybe Koalas on the east coast. -- nm - Meg Nov 19, 22:25 4
      - I'd say the ibis is the raccoon equivalent. maybe possums? but they're not as ubiquitous. I have quendas around my house, but they don't climb. -- nm - mafic Nov 20, 00:44
      - quokka, perhaps? -- nm - Beryllium Nov 19, 22:28 2
        
        True, but how many people have actually seen them? -- nm - Meg Nov 19, 22:36 1
        
        Koala are cute, like an amateur panda bear. -- nm - zeitgeist Nov 19, 23:24

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