Pluggers by Rick McKee for September 06, 2020

if you’re patient enough

Chicken Lady would be alarmed to hear that her young relatives are being so reckless, and are nude in public.

Why are they crossing the road?

Deer , Rabbits , and Squirrels !

To be in Pluggerville!

Turkey vultures, elk, deer, and a cocoa llama.

Haha, true here! Deer, elk, wild turkeys, you name it! I’ve even had to stop for cows in the road! I remember years ago in Reader’s Digest someone sent in that a guy called the roads department and complained that they put up “Deer Crossing” sign in front of his place. He was mad and said he didn’t want any deer crossing there! :D

It’s wonderful to live in the country and I miss it. We do have deer visit our neighborhood often though but we also live next to the city limits with deer and elk habitat across the road boundary.

Lots of turkeys, grey squirrels, deer(they go across one at a time) and at night skunks, raccoons, possums and assorted cats. Got to keep our eyes open around here.

Rush hour in Pluggerville.

They roam the hills here. Sometimes a few, sometimes a horde of them. They have no fear crossing the winding hill roads, sometimes right in front of you.

Why DID the chickens cross the road?

Or by slow moving tractors.

We got stopped by a herd of American Bison just outside of Yellowstone once. We had to wait for almost an hour for the herd to pass, one or two at a time.

in the kushiro area they actually have beware of birds signs posted along roads to try to prevent lunatic hokkaido drivers from running down endangered japanese cranes…

So, THAT’S why the chicken crosses the road…

Around here, it’s Canada Geese gaggling across 4-lane highways.