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Skriven 2005-11-26 10:23:23 av Roy Witt (1:1/22)
     Kommentar till en text av Björn Forsström (2:203/614.61)
Ärende: Car Color
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25 Nov 05 08:38, Björn Forsström wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>>>> Have you noticed so far that none of these moose are hidden by the
 RW>>>> trees?

 BF>>> What would be the use of taking a pic of something that's hidden?

 RW>> To make an attempt to prove your point.

 BF> The next time I see a moose I hope I have my camera with me.....

LOL! How can you take a photo of one, if it's hiding in the woods in
front of a tree?

 BF>>> We do have other woods then pine wood as well you know and the
 BF>>> moose have legs to walk around with and when they are in a dense
 BF>>> pine wood they are almost invisible.
 RW>> Not.
 BF> Isn't it funny that someone who only have seen a moose on a pic and
 BF> not even been to Sweden can tell how a Swedish moose in a Swedish
 BF> wood look like and how unvisiable they are.

We have moose here as well. I've seen them and I can say they don't hide
in front of trees. There isn't any difference between your trees and ours
and your moose and ours.

 BF>>> And when it's dark their fur seems to absorbe the car-light so if
 BF>>> you aren't using some extra light they are almost invisible even
 BF>>> then.
 RW>> LOL! When it's dark, there isn't any distinguishable color without
 RW>> sufficient light to bring it out.
 BF> It's not the same with a deer, they are actually more visiable then a
 BF> moose and the moose IS a big problem here.

LOL! If you say so.

 BF>>>  I have been passing a moose standing in the ditch and have only
 BF>>> seen it in the corner of my eye and if s/he had moved up on the
 BF>>> road i would have hit it. <shrudder>
 RW>> The deer in this neck of the woods do that all the time, day or
 RW>> night. Many of them end up as coyote food after being hit. It's deer
 RW>> season in Texas right now and the deer are scared out of the woods
 RW>> and onto the roads, where it's a little safer than in the woods, but
 RW>> not much.
 BF> Now we have extra many deers and moose on the roads because our
 BF> gummint have decided that the wolves are nor allowed to hunt and they
 BF> force all wild animals out of the woods.

Plural deer is still spelled deer. Naturally they run away from the wolf.
Every animal wishes to survive, but they return to the woods soon enough.


Roy
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