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Skriven 2005-11-29 19:01:35 av Björn Forsström (2:203/614.61)
     Kommentar till en text av Roy Witt (1:1/22)
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 BF>> Because they aren't totally invisible but very difficult to see if you
 BF>> don't look very close and know where to look. They melt into the
 BF>> surroundings just as good as a chameleon.

 RW> LOL! What an imagination.

OK, whatever you say....

 BF>> Is it really so difficult for you to understand that everything isn't as
 BF>> it is in USA?

 RW> Nope. However, there is a line that one must draw when one knows how
 RW> nature works. Moose don't hide from anyone, they don't have to.

Tell that to the moose-hunters here. When there is too many people in the
wood making noise they do hide and when I had dogs that I used to walk in
the wood the moose slowly went away and all I saw was their behinds and
I know that they even are afraid of wolves and bears....and you were saying?

 BF>> We don't have the problem with low-flying pelicans as you have or any
 BF>> pelican at all for that matter since we don't have pelicans but we do
 BF>> have moose...

 RW> That's wonderful. You should get out in the woods and make observations of
 RW> them so that you'll know how they act in the wild. And I don't get the
 RW> cooralation between moose and pelicans. But, never mind, I don't think I
 RW> have a real 'want' to know.

I had dogs for about 20 years and we always walked in the woods so I have
been observing moose and the only time I was really scared was when I
came in between a female and her calf. I was very lucky that she didn't attack
me or my dog and that is the only time when she can be very aggressive. She
called for her calf and run off.

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

 BF>> Our deer haven't. This morning when I drove to the town there were two in
 BF>> a ditch thar run in a garden when I passed and then I even saw seven more
 BF>> in a field.

 RW> So? There are deer roaming the streets of the little berg I live in too.
 RW> That doesn't mean they've run away from the woods forever, just that it's
 RW> time to eat. Hell, the people here sell 'deer corn' and 'salt licks' so
 RW> that those who want to have deer can attract them to their yards.

And we everything to keep them away since they eat almost everything in ours.

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