NOTE: If you’re unable to view the video above, try the one below for an international version.
The critters at the manor had a lovely evening dinner buffet. Click and watch the action as it plays out through the evening.
It’s nice that they shared.
May you have a wonderful Easter Weekend with your family and friends. Bella
INTERNATIONAL VERSION OF VIDEO
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Food, in the end, in our own tradition,
is something holy.
It’s not about nutrients and calories.
It’s about sharing.
It’s about honesty.
It’s about identity.
Louise Fresco
Categories: Nature
Emily Carter ~ Nature as Art 
gah! YouTube says I can’t play the video cause it’s restricted at certain sites
Oh darn, I was afraid of that. I added the music to the pink panther and it’s perfect for the film. I may have to change the music so you can see it.
Let me see what I can do.
ooh! pink panther is indeed the perfect choice! 😁😁
Ok Andy, I added an international version with different music. Try that one now. 🙂
I just went to your site and it played fine. Very clever. Everyone got their piece. Lots of fun nightlife at your house!
Andy’s in Canada, and the country blocks it due to possible copyright infringement. Now I’m having trouble finding the original files. Boo Hoo!
Perfect!! 😄😄 lot adds a new twist to scavengers eh!
Well..these are at the Ritz Carlton dinner buffet. Nothing but the best!
And what fine diners too! 😉
What a busy night – Mr Fox is such a camera hog – too funny! 😉
Totally a camera hog ! I loved how Kit Kat came and checked on things throughout the night. Thanks Joanne!
Happy Eater to you too, Emily. ❤
I hope it was a lovely day for you Fatima. Mr. Fox stopped by this morning for a visit. Made my day. Being a lazy bum otherwise. 🙂
That was fun!! What a variety of critters. What were they feasting on?
I had old chicken and steak. So I cut it up in nice pieces for them and set it out on a platter. True buffet that night. 🙂
Great little movie, nice job editing. Interesting how the smallest of the group made off with the most, and to think he came back and got more later! Then the biggest, the predator if you will, Mr. Fox was so skittish. Lol. That racoon was HUGE! I throw old food out to the animals too, why let it go to waste? I’m sure there are plenty who will argue that point to some degree or another but hey, all your little visitors will live a day happier.
Thanks for the smiles! 🙂
I really thought it was the fox that was getting the chicken carcass. Nope..it was the possum. The fox was so funny throughout the whole series, I actually loved his glowing eyes from under the bush. And that racoon? Dude ! HE IS SO FAT !! Really needs weightwatchers.
Yes, we would probably get nailed by the tree huggers, but I don’t feed them every day, just now and again. Now if only Mr. Fox would start working on weaning down my squirrel invasion.
Squirrels are killing my seed supply! I have to get another squirrel guard although I do take the liberty of sending my dog out when I see them on the feeder. 😉 She slows down if she gets close to them and I’d never actually let her get one but I just want them to know: DON’T GET TOO COMFORTABLE!
And honestly, the only people I think can be mad are those pestered by the resultant animal visits b/c we’re making sure the food doesn’t go to waste. Besides, once in a while who doesn’t deserve an extra special snack? 😉
Love how we think alike. Plenty for everyone!
😀 Exactly!
Wow a whole lot of night time activity, every critter you can think of had a share – the fox was there most often!
That fox was greedy !! Good for her though. No wonder she has such a beautiful coat. Thanks Mary. So thrilled you watched and enjoyed the video.