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18 comments:
I presume that would be the work of squirrels. in Arizona, people who live near the mountains or desert areas, even in urban areas of Phoenix/Scottsdale, risk having javalinas (a type of wild boar) eat their pumpkins.
Someone had a nice meal or two.
Birds? LOL
Cool capture!
Léia
Looks like that season has really ended. How nice to be able to supply a snack or two to some of our little friends.
As Dave said, I've seen the same effect produced by javalinas. I think it's great that they are getting their recommended daily dosage.
Fantastic use of the pumpkin!
Yep, little nibblers.
One year I put the pumpkins in the compost and the next year I had a goodly crop of perfect sized pumpkins and it has never happened again. 14 pumpkins all the same size. MB
I hope those are little critters gnawing and not bigger ones. Imagine their delight to find that big orange surprise.
Gourd-ville
We have a bunch like this in the garden busily rotting away.
The best way to recycle!
☼ Sunny
Those happy little nibblers have created a smile-shaped hole.
The rains here have finally ceased, the waters have started to recede, and there is actually blue sky out my window. Now I have a smile, too!
Long may they nibble.
It would be great having a remote controlled camera close to the pumpkin. :-)
Funny! What kind of critters would do that?
And perhaps made a tiny pie?? :)
V
So much for your pumpkin soup then! Love it!
Ohh,interesting...
The food is good, the price is right...
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