I've observed the goat corps trimming the grass in my hood over in the southeastern corner of the City. I'll keep an eye out for the hawk as I frequently traverse the Glen Park stop.
I’ve seen this method in use before. Here in the UK, it’s quite common in places such as London. I’ve even seen a hawk at a hotel in Madeira. No he wasn’t one of the guests but a falconer was on site a couple days per week, to fend off pigeons
Unexpected and enjoyable and something not seen in mainstream media. At least not in this style..,
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Add border collies for persuading Canadian geese to relocate.
This is like when Australia went to war with emu's and subsequently surrendered.
I've observed the goat corps trimming the grass in my hood over in the southeastern corner of the City. I'll keep an eye out for the hawk as I frequently traverse the Glen Park stop.
This is pretty cool!
I’ve seen this method in use before. Here in the UK, it’s quite common in places such as London. I’ve even seen a hawk at a hotel in Madeira. No he wasn’t one of the guests but a falconer was on site a couple days per week, to fend off pigeons
This is pretty great. I used to take the Caltrain & BART when I went to Giants games in SF growing up.
But... Can we talk about how Barty "the reincarnated bunny-train-car" has a blood type? Everyone else is cool with that? Just me wondering?
It’s a little dark but I might actually offer a tip to see the hawk at work.
This is the coolest. Animals and people working together!
I wish SF would invest in protecting native birds like the Cali Quail, the last one was named “Ishi” which is about as chibi as ya can get.