Yep. I used to love the raccoons the most but that ended when I learned about their seriously dangerous poop. The skunks and opossums have always been nice to me. And, of course, every cat in a 20mile radius (okay, maybe it’s only a 2block diameter).
The raccoons can be real problems, not only the ringworm, but they are destructive. We don’t have possums, but we do have lots of skunks. Besides mating season, the skunks don’t really spray much, and they are great for getting grubs. We get a lot of neighbors’ cats hanging out on the property.
Raccoon poop contain a brain-eating worm that enters your body by inhaling dried fecal dust. Their dry poop is literally supposed to be handled like hazmat!!
The Baylisascaris roundworm, I had put ringworm. Bad stuff.
I didn’t recall that it’s a roundworm. I read one article that said it lived through fire but I haven’t been able to find it again.
Hi Marina. It’s real, now as for the interpretation, Dale brought “holy frijoles” into the mix, which did make me consider the possibility that this explosion of colorful clouds could be from the effects frijoles might have on dieties.
No worries. It’s in Spanish, Trying to grow the viewership.
I just listened to your video and commented. As I mentioned, Spanish is such a beautiful and poetic language. I turned on the cc so I could read along with you and Elvira recited your poems. Your Spanish is excellent, but I miss a lot when only listening, having the cc really helps. You might remind people that cc is available on the videos. Viewers can probably set it to translate if they don’t understand the language you are using.
Off Center & Not Even 
Wow!
Thanks, LeendaDLL. I see you have a lot of kitties and a some wild critters as well.
Yep. I used to love the raccoons the most but that ended when I learned about their seriously dangerous poop. The skunks and opossums have always been nice to me. And, of course, every cat in a 20mile radius (okay, maybe it’s only a 2block diameter).
The raccoons can be real problems, not only the ringworm, but they are destructive. We don’t have possums, but we do have lots of skunks. Besides mating season, the skunks don’t really spray much, and they are great for getting grubs. We get a lot of neighbors’ cats hanging out on the property.
Raccoon poop contain a brain-eating worm that enters your body by inhaling dried fecal dust. Their dry poop is literally supposed to be handled like hazmat!!
The Baylisascaris roundworm, I had put ringworm. Bad stuff.
I didn’t recall that it’s a roundworm. I read one article that said it lived through fire but I haven’t been able to find it again.
Damn, that’s epic.
Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Gorgeous 🥰
Thanks, Gabriela.
My pleasure 🌸
Give Maya and Mr. Churchill hugs and belly rubs.
They are elated. They are sending hugs to everyone 🤗
Wow! The sky seems to be in flame. It is gorgeous
Thanks, Flo. They are wild clouds.
Wow! Beautiful!
Thanks, Susan.
Amazing shot
Thanks, Leyla.
Fabulous title for this amazing photo Tim, love love it!!
Thanks, Holly.
Holy frijoles!
The effects of frijoles on the deities might produce such an explosive event as in the clouds pictured. Thanks, Dale.
Is that what it was? 😉
Very beautiful, Tim! The clouds have almost formed streets.
I see them more like blood vessels. Thanks, Lavinia.
Incredible!😍
Thanks, Tiffany.
Very special !!
Thanks, picpholio.
WOW!!!!!!!
Thanks, Shey.
Is this real or have I just been transported to some fantasy world of beauty and color burst… Gosh, your painter was on a high today!!!!
Hi Marina. It’s real, now as for the interpretation, Dale brought “holy frijoles” into the mix, which did make me consider the possibility that this explosion of colorful clouds could be from the effects frijoles might have on dieties.
Yes, I saw that and “holy frijoles” sounds about right!!!!!!! …..like your interpretation too! 😉 🤣
Wow! What an amazing sky!
Thanks, rabirius.
Holy Hannah! Yep, that’s the perfect title for that photo, Tim. What a beautiful, dramatic cloud-scape. Wow. Hugs on the wing.
Thanks, Teagan.
Phenomenal…exquisite…unique…gorgeous.
Thanks, Mary Jo.
You don’t see clouds rushing by like that. Nice catch.
Thanks, David.
EGADS! Apocalyptical!
You could say that. Thanks, Resa.
That is gorgoues.
Thank you for sharing it.
You are welcome, Drew. Thanks for dropping by. I have not had a chance to check out your latest video. Heading that way.
No worries. It’s in Spanish, Trying to grow the viewership.
I just listened to your video and commented. As I mentioned, Spanish is such a beautiful and poetic language. I turned on the cc so I could read along with you and Elvira recited your poems. Your Spanish is excellent, but I miss a lot when only listening, having the cc really helps. You might remind people that cc is available on the videos. Viewers can probably set it to translate if they don’t understand the language you are using.
very nice
Thanks, vermavkv.
An incredible shot.
Thanks, Couriers.
Amazing sky photos you are posting. 🙂
Thanks, Sandra.
Gosh – this is like a volcano or a firework. I would say ‘well spotted’ but all your pictures are good spots.
Thanks, Susan.
ascension! I feel like i am rising up when I look at this one.
Thanks, Holly.
Wow, I’m lost for words, Tim……speechless and breath taking.
Thanks, Ruelha.
Most welcome, Tim. Beautiful indeed.