Hi Cheryl!!

Shirley, did you see the goose standing just up to his knees in the WH?  I would say we need water fast!!! 

POSTINGS I HAVE FROM THE NKORHO  ARE THAT THEY  USUALLY PUT WATER IN ON TUESDAY,S  SO LISTEN FOR THE PUMP RUNNING

hello to everyone

Well there you go...they are down in the muck.  A herd of buffalo would be awful for them!!!

Marsha, I was just noticing how shallow the waterhole was looking at NK. Has there been any posts, do you know, of the status of that....pumps, etc.

catfish information

They are also able to secrete mucus to prevent drying and is able to burrow in the muddy substrate of a drying body

North African catfish lay their eggs in vegetation. The eggs hatch within 25-40 hours. The larvae are able to swim and are able to feed within 2 or 3 days

North African catfish are relatively poor swimmers that spends most of the time on the bottom of lakes and rivers  They are, however, able to move across land to another water source during damp conditions . They simply extend their strong pectoral fins and spines and begin crawling through shallow pathways

The water is so shallow so I wonder if the catfish are down in the mud?

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Alf, I looked up spiders....why did I do that!!

              HOBO SPIDER -   the grizz   smacked    with

              a swiffer -  it was the size of a silver dollar  or loonie  lol