Hi and hope all is well. We have a striped guy that makes the nightly rounds by our bedroom window sometimes you smell him sometimes he just makes noise. Beautiful animals best seen from a bit of a distance.
Ours have been living with us for 16 years, so many generations. Last year a very old large skunk died under our deck which had to be reconstructed – the body was in pieces from other predators. Since then we have rarely seen them – maybe they know it is a grave?
nature has no boss 
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We leave nature to rest with this distancing, indeed!
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This is one of the benefits of social distancing. Nice one!
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Perhaps if well all forego the showers while sheltered at home when we emerge we will all have established a natural social distancing mechanism. 🙂
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A nature distancing I would say.. xaxa
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Do you know the song ‘Dead Skunk Lyin’ in the Middle of the Road’?
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HI Jim, I have heard it but not for awhile.
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hahahaha
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Thanks.
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😂😂😂
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THanks.
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😷😂
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Haha! 👍🏻
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We found it timely.
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😀 Indeed!
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We have named our local guy Pepe.
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Brilliant!
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Thanks, hope your doing well and having a fine week.
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That made me laugh out loud. We have striped and spotted skunks in our forest – love those little critters.
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Hi and hope all is well. We have a striped guy that makes the nightly rounds by our bedroom window sometimes you smell him sometimes he just makes noise. Beautiful animals best seen from a bit of a distance.
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Ours have been living with us for 16 years, so many generations. Last year a very old large skunk died under our deck which had to be reconstructed – the body was in pieces from other predators. Since then we have rarely seen them – maybe they know it is a grave?
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