Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for March 03, 2022

I don’t sea the seegull. Not woody enough for Bigfoot yet, I guess.

Cute birdhouses.

Left out “mentally,” Amelia. You’re getting slow in your old age.

Spud has a point. Unfortunately, even Amelia has a point.

Spud should be carrying a decoy pizza in case they are spotted by one.

I think Spud has finally realized that he is the bait.

I think Spud incorrectly assumes that Bigfoots eat people. I suspect they are vegetarians. Then again, Spud is a spud.

I don’t know how “emotionally slow” even works. Fear is an emotion and it can kick in mighty quick.

At the zoo we just got the ponies back physically,but emotionally they won’t be ready for two more weeks. Wish I could have that excuse we went from 0degrees and twenty people last week to 67 degrees and thousands this week.

And – fastest to be eaten!

So if he tries to bait them with some slices of pizza, he will be the first off the block.

Yeah, so if worst comes to worst, just challenge Bigfoot to an eating contest, Spud.

He will survive with that skill……

Is there a one type of bird limit so seagull got forced out?

I love the trees in the background — very “Nightmare Before Christmas”-y. It certainly does feel that way in New England at some point in the winter.

Is it just me, or do the birdhouses look suspiciously like skulls mounted on poles? Bigfoot might be closer than they think.

“I don’t have to run fast, just faster than you.”

Amelia didn’t go for the direct insult, but Spud bailed her out anyway.

Yes. 10/10

Emotionally slow? That sounds like maturity.

Love the nest balls on the left. I read a few years ago Wimbledon donated some used tennis balls to the Wildlife Trust for homes made for little Harvest Mice. The photo looked just like these.

You want to stay away from them. Also you might come across a roving werewolf, and they get into pitched battles with Sasquatch.

Fastest eaten!

yup, such fast eater