We have a new visitor at Tropical Texana.
I'm thrilled to think that out of all of the gardens in this part of the city, mine was deemed wild enough.
We are going to take this one step at a time, especially since you've decided that my garden shed makes a nice home.
...for a mother raccoon and her BABIES?!?
I'm certain cute raccoon baby photos are coming in the near future.
In the meantime, I need to pick out a nice forest home for this family since I also have chickens.
Stay tuned and thanks for stopping by.
David/:0)
Looks so cute! Will stay tuned!
ReplyDeleteRaccoon are cute but, you do gotta watch out for your chickens : ) Can't blame the raccoon for picking your garden. It looks like a great place to have the babies!
ReplyDeleteBandits are like that David, they just sneak in and take over. LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh, no! We have these every year. One year we had a mother and 5 babies!!! They were cute, but so many! We haven't seen many raccoons since the drought. I wonder what happened to them. Good luck with yours!
ReplyDeleteOh no! Raccoons look cute in cartoons, but are so very destructive in real life. We've had some damage requiring repairs around here.
ReplyDeleteYou're sure a big softie.
ReplyDeleteSo adorable... but your chickens would probably disagree!! :-)
ReplyDeleteShe is beautiful - such big eyes. I hope she behaves and gets to stay a while. She looks very much at home.
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty exciting but definitely watch your chickens and their eggs:) We have them here but only in certain neighborhoods:) I would love to see one here at El Presidio.
ReplyDeleteMaybe that's a new garden trend: raising racoons. he he.
ReplyDeleteUh oh...my husband tells stories of trying to remove them from our attic years ago! It wasn't pretty.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a cute little rascal you've managed to attract! Definitely looking forward to baby pics! And lock up those chickens..
ReplyDeleteACK! I've had a possum but no raccoons.
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