I love to watch for wildlife... I saw a Mountain Lion....

Mari, while looking at your pictures I noticed that you live in a pretty wild area. I mean, you have wild woods right behind your door - it that right? Keeping in mind all this beautiful wild nature, still and all, I wanted to ask you, don't you get afraid of theese woods from time to time? I mean, now at this season, with no white snow, but no green leaves at the same time, for example, the woods look kind of grim, especially at night or dusk. Our family summer house was also located in a pretty wild place, and sometimes I was afraid of woods a lot, especially at night! Looking out of the window I was imagining different scary creatures that might live over there, and probably watch me at night... hehehehe ... it might sound stupid to you, but woods at night really scare me to my guts.

Yes I watch all those programs..lol I would love to live near the moose, I just love them. We've had bigfoot sightings and big black dogs with red glowing eyes reported. Police officers said these two big black dogs were the size of ponies... It was way back years ago but weird none the less. We live in part of the Bridgewater Triangle well close to it. There have been reports of all kinds of strange animals, birds..including "giant teradactyl" type. There are also lots of reports of paranormal activity and ufo's. So I do sometimes get a little nervous about the woods but I still love the woods better than anyplace else...lol When camping I have sat by the fire of my site alone and with a friend and watched the skunks, deer, raccons and foxes roam around our camp area. One time a skunk walked up from behind me, right under my chair and out between my two feet. I was camping alone and almost had a heart attack when it brushed against my leg and then I saw what it was...hehehe It just waddled on accross the grass and into the night. One night a friend an I were camping and a fox and skunk were traveling around together. It was the strangest unlikely thing I've seen.

Oh I love monkeys, I would love to see then in their natural habitat. I've never been mountaineering, I'm probably not up to that..hehehe

Oh, I'm so envious...that's just how I would like to live. I have always said I wan't to live in a cabin in the woods where it's just me and the wildlife under the stars. I love stargazing too. Too many lights in my area for good viewing but when I lived in Washington it was great.

I've never been to the jungle before...that must be really fun. How awesome to see the hornbill flying over, I've only seen them in pictures.

I live on a busy state highway with a bus station and the college within a 1/4 mile it's terrible for the wildlife habitat..or what's left of it. Still the deer are in our backyard and right across the street next to the college baseball field..lol There are also alot of woods behind my house and included with the college accross the street. We have coyotes come from across the street right up our driveway to go through our yard into the woods behind us and to the river.... Coyotes are seen here alot these days, almost to the point of concern...they just have no where to go. We keep taking all their resources away from them and everything else. One evening my friend and I were perusing the college parking lot near the train station. It borders the woods and there is frequently wildlife out and about at night. They were doing constuction and had dug up a skunks den on the side of a hill. We saw the mother roming around with her little babies around her like skirt hunting grubs on the side of the road..it was so cute, but they had just destroyed her den that day. At least they survived the "big dig"....rant done...sorry..lol

Oh how I would love to watch that. We do have beavers in our state but I don't have them near me. Sounds absolutely devine though. I just love watching all wildlife in their natural habitat.

New England is a six-state region in the northeast corner of the United States of America. It includes the states of: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Maine and Vermont. It's kind of confusing to people not familiar with the USA. I hope that explains it for you.

Thank you! Now I got it :-)