| Wildlife Gallery #2 |

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Click picture for close up view
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They are native to our reagion and are found here on the foundation properties.
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These amazing animals are native to the HEF region and use the properties daily.
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he opossum has a unique defense. He "plays dead" in a believable display that includes a lolling tongue and a limp body
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Its a rare occasion to see these little guys but they are here and use the foundation properties.
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Raccoons feed along waterways and lakes on fish, crayfish, frogs, mice and other animals. They weigh between 15 to 40 pounds.
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These squirrels are native here in Washington but are very rare. The Eastern Grey Squirrel have moved in and taken over the native populations. To see a true Western Grey Squirrel is a real treat!
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oles are small, stocky, rodents that are usually brown or gray. They have small eyes, stout ears and tails tat vary in length from species to species.
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The weasel is native to Washington forest areas, and live here in our abundant forest.
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Deer are usually solitary. They live in doe groups (doe with yearlings and fawns) or bachelor groups (all male).In WA not on foundation properties.
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