The bear returned last night, trashed the feeders again, and now Sheriff Martinez has enough evidence to arrest. Unfortunately he has been ordered by his Lady Friend to store the feeders in the barn at night -- she doesn't want wayward bruins traipsing all over her back yard and doing who knows what.
But he'll leave the game camera up just in case the miscreant returns to the scene of the crime.
"There is a similar bear that is only found in Taiwan. The way you can tell is that it has a brown "v" on its neck. The cubs are slightly bigger than a mouse's. They eat grasses. I learned about them in "World Hoppers" class where I hop around the world! I love you! Bye. P.S. "I hate you" in opposite language means "I love you!" Bye! P.S.S. When you visit, could you bring your camera so that we can spy on a lunch thief that is at my school?
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P.S.S.S. I got a new agent set on Saturday, made out of Legos, not real people. Love you! Bye!
ReplyDeleteP.S.S.S.S. I will not write any more "PSs"!!!!!!!!!!!
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Will:
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments. It's always fun when my eldest grandson comes to visit this blog! I love you too!
So you have a lunch thief at your school. Does he steal the birdseed like this bear does?
I will have to look up that Taiwan bear you mentioned. Let's hope he has better manners than the black bear.
Love, Dadoo
Dear Dadoo,
ReplyDeleteHere's a picture of the Taiwan bear. It's called the Formosan black bear.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e9/Formosan_Black_Bear.JPG
Bye!
P.S. You can't find them, even at the zoo!!!! They live underground and they, uh, um, just like Taiwan. It's nickname is "moon head." hahahaha. The end. Case closed.
WHK/mk
Thank you, Will! Formosan black bears certainly are a very rare species. The Wikipedia article on them is very interesting and thank you for sending me there.
ReplyDeleteLove, Dadoo