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A cast HP ModNb alloy (Fe–25Cr–35Ni–1Nb, wt.%) was oxidised and carburised in CO–CO2 corresponding to aC = 0.1 and pO2 = 3 1016 atm at 1080 C. Formation of an external, chromium-rich oxide scale led to depletion of this metal in a deep alloy subsurface zone. Within that zone, secondary chromium-rich carbides dissolved, primary carbides oxidised, solute silicon and aluminium internally oxidised, and extensive porosity developed. Pore volumes correspond to the difference between metal loss by scaling and metal displacement by internal oxidation, assuming the scale–metal interface to be fixed. The pores are concluded to be Kirkendall voids.
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- Hi,
Le 2013-04-03 02:03, Jack Brennen a écrit :> That formula should read:
yes, however this does not help the original poster in any way
> x + (sum for n=x to Infinity of floor(1/F(n!,x!)))
because this formula is the mathematical equivalent of a tautology.
It does not say what primes numbers are or are not, does not
explains or brings insight into the puzzling structure of the
At least, a sieve is useful in expressing what primes are not
(they are not composite numbers) :-)
I imagine that the original idea for this thread is that
the magic formula would somehow explain the prime numbers,
revealings new insights, which would make Riemann's Zeta moot,
or something like that.
But these are speculations, of course :-)
yg - Lets have a vote everybody on one question then:
Do we need a new Fundamental Theory (not theorem) of Arithmetics?
It looks to me like revolution isrequired such as we had by Newton bringing accelleration to mechanics, or by Bohr and Schrödinger bringing quantum to mechanics...
Dont we need a discipline that "observes" the system of numbers (N or P) as a scientist would do? I know this is a great tabu to math! But for a moment isnt that we need strong observationout the cage: the view from top on the labyrinth?
--- In email@example.com, Maximilian Hasler <maximilian.hasler@...> wrote:
> These are exactly such questions which are not at all answered neither
> by a formula, nor by the (hypothetical and impossible in view of
> infinitude of primes and finiteness of computers and human mind)
> knowledge of ALL primes (which would be way beyond the formula
> producing "one prime after the other").
> Maximilian
> On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 11:12 AM, viva8698 <vaseghisam@...> wrote:
> > This is absolutely exciting.
> > You bring it to the point of "structure"
> > What do you see all as the problem of "structure"
> > We where just having a chat with our colleagues from physics.
> > They seem to have an interseting annecdote:
> >
> > Lets assume the Prime Numbers are distributed in a labyrinth with a crayz/chaotic structure and we leave Mr. X there somwhere inside the Labyrinth. He is not allowed at any point (right or left) to make any test/trials (that means e.g. he is not allowed to go first right and proof and get back and go left if first trial wrong). If his formula works he would find the way to all primes (that will lead him to exit). He can only trust his formula (micro).
> >
> > Would he fail?
> >
> > The knowledge of the structure would be a probably more powerful (macro), in that case he would have an overall plan (view from top) and know the whole topology. Is that what you meant by structure?
> >
> > And one of the colleagues came just back with one question: The structure of primes in what?
> >
> >
> > --- In email@example.com, Maximilian Hasler <maximilian.hasler@> wrote:
> >>
> >> > What would be the consequences if Mr. X would have a formula to calculate
> >> from
> >> > a given prime the whole ordered series of the subsequent primes one after
> >> the other?
> >>
> >> Any of the freely or costly available CAS have this function already
> >> implemented, it's called nextprime()
> >>
> >> (and explicit formulas do exist, although those which remain readable are
> >> much less efficient than those which are less "explicit" but rather written
> >> as algorithm).
> >>
> >> I admit that most nextprime() functions use pseudo-primality tests (for
> >> which no counter example is known and which are less likely to yield a
> >> false positive than the probability of an error due to the computer
> >> hardware).
> >> But does this make a difference for this discussion? If so, in which
> >> respect?
> >>
> >>
> >> > 1- Would we need to solve the Riemann hypothesis
> >>
> >> Depends on what you mean by "need".
> >> I don't think that existence of the nextprime() function (or formula)
> >> implies the RH.
> >>
> >> > 2- Would we need to solve all the mountain of conjectures around the
> >> primes?
> >>
> >> Having a formula which yields all primes one after the other
> >> does not yield a response to many conjectures, I think.
> >>
> >>
> >> > Indeed one major point of discussion was to remind:
> >> >
> >> > 3- What where Euler, Riemann, and all the many great mathematicians
> >> seeking for?
> >>
> >> I did not catch what you reminded about this.
> >>
> >>
> >> (Personally I think they were and are seeking better understanding of
> >> several quite distinct mathematical problems, among which might be the
> >> understanding of the structure of the set of prime numbers.
> >> But even knowing all of the latter (even if it was "all at once" and not
> >> "one after the other")
> >> does not mean to understand much about the structure.
> >> That's quite similar with other branches of science:
> >> Even a most complete set of measurements is not equivalent to an
> >> explanation or understanding.)
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >> Maximilian
> >>
> >>
> >> > Look foward.
> >>
> >>
> >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >>
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02 September 2009
Squirrel eating a bird
I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised by the image above (source unknown, but it has been circulating on the 'net since at least 2005). Squirrels are, after all, rodents and therefore at least potentially omnivorous. The photo depicts a wintertime event, when opportunistic carnivorous behavior might be predicted. Googling the phrase yields only 13 hits, typically to blogs where writers express their surprise and sometimes dismay/disgust.
The most extreme example of carnivory I encountered was a BBC report of a pack of squirrels attacking, killing, and eating a stray dog.
On a lighter note, and of perhaps more interest is the etymology of the word "squirrel" - "via Anglo-Norman esquirel from the Old French escurel… The word itself comes from the Greek word skiouros, which means shadow-tailed, because they use their tail to shade their whole body."
Update: reposted from last year because of continuing activity on the comments thread. I Googled the phrase again and this time got 36 hits.
Update Feb 2011: the reports continue to accumulate in the comments for this post, and a Google search of the phrase now yields over 2,000 hits (though some re bird egg, or bird seed).
Update June 2012: a report (at comment #51) of a squirrel eating a baby rabbit.
81 comments:
- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2008 at 4:27 PM
There's a squirrel eating a bird outside my window right now (hence the googling and coming upon this site), so it does happen occasionally it seems.
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousJune 25, 2012 at 11:24 AM
For the second time .. a finch makes her nest in my hanging planter and one day the nest was on the ground i assumed the bird thru it down. A few months later she built another nest ..this time there were eggs and then the baby birds hatched..the mother bird would feed them continuously and they were only a week old. i came home yesterday after being gone a few hrs. and I found the nest on the ground and feathers all over and blood on the concrete. Damn it now I know it was squirrels! I hate them! the babies were newborn and innocent! I am so saddened!!!!!!
Delete I suspect this happens more often than most of us realize. It takes post comments like these to help us appreciate the frequency. Thanks.
Delete- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2013 at 12:15 PM
We just had a squirrel eat a bird on our deck. It was horrifying to watch. I went out to stop him and he grabbed his prey and took off with it into the trees. I've been a lifetime birder and NEVER before seen this happen. It was an opportunistic attack -- the poor bird had flown into the sliding glass doors (despite the bird protective stickers we have on the glass doors) and just been killed, which is the first time we've had this happen in the 2 years we've lived here. The squirrel was on the deck eating birdseed spillage and immediately went sniffing around and found the dead bird before we could do anything, and he snatched it up and started eating it.
Delete Since the bird was dead, I'm wondering why you tried to stop the squirrel from eating it. For the sake of children watching perhaps, or just an innate reflex against carnivorous behavior?
Delete- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2013 at 8:20 PM
Re: September 29, 2013, squirrel eating bird on deck
1) This happened in metro-Atlanta, Georgia
2) I think I tried to stop the behavior since it was such a shock -- something I'd never encountered before. I've seen hawks kill and eat their prey in my backyard before but nothing like this.
- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2009 at 9:13 PM
A bird was knocked out after flying into our window this morning. A squirrel ran up on our deck and grabbed the bird by the head and took it into the woods. I was shocked, I had no idea squirrels are carnivorous.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 9, 2009 at 6:02 PM
I totally just witnessed this event happen with my very own eyes with a friend...Thus looking this up on google.
ReplyDelete I just Googled "squirrel eating a bird" without the quotation marks. 254,000 hits, and TYWKIWDBI is #1. (With quotation marks, just 496 hits, but still #1).
I guess this will be the de facto "go to" spot for people who see squirrels eating birds. Please feel free to list your observations, location, type of bird, etc.
When you're dont, just go to the main blog and search for "severed feet." We're also an expert on that...- AnonymousJuly 5, 2009 at 8:57 AM
I had a dead bird (cat induced) in a bag of birdsead scrap last night .. This morning the bird is gone, just a few feathers left behind.
I am on a second floor with a deck .. plenty of sqirrels come up here so I was wondering ,,, could it be?
PS my cat was inside - who'd a thunk itAugust 5, 2009 at 6:13 PM
i just heard a commotion outside and heard my hubby yelling "cut that out" and "git" ... he came in and said he had just seen a squirrel get a baby bird out of a nest and take it on our roof eating it .... hence, i googled and ........
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 2, 2009 at 10:21 AM
There is a squirrel ripping a bird to shreds outside my office window, guts and feathers are falling from the tree. Hence me searching the net and finding this site! Wow, i took a few pics with my cell phone, hopefully they turn out with enough quality to post later! i am amazed, his cheeks are stuffed with flesh. Also, its late summer! no snow and lots of other food around!
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 3:25 PM
Marja in DC-April 4, 2012-I just saw a squirrel running into bushes straight down from the tree; I had been feeding a lot of peanuts to those 2 squirrels, so they could not have been very hungry; I feed birds too, but
this is the end of feeding squirrels-NO MORE! (reason I found this site)
- AnonymousSeptember 2, 2009 at 12:32 PM
Not all rodents are omnivorous, there are a number of fully-herbivorous rodents. Capybaras are one, so are beavers, guineapigs, etc.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 3, 2009 at 3:12 PM
I saw a squirrel scampering up a
tree in my backyard with a small
lizard in his mouth. I mentioned
this to my daughter. She frequents this particular blog, which she often sends to me. At least I now know squirrels do occasionally eat
meat too. I live in a wooded area
in which my backyard is mostly trees. We feed the squirrels corn, not meat, but there are hundreds of
squirrels here, living in trees. I'll grab my camera if I ever catch
a meat~eating~squirrel munching on a bird. {We have many Hawks that are always hovering around for a bird or squirrel for lunch. Marilyne - AnonymousSeptember 10, 2009 at 8:50 PM
Imagine my surprise when I saw a squirrel pick up the little dead sparrow and carry it up the tree. There he sat on a branch and literally pulled that poor bird apart! I was horrified! This happened outside my office window. Usually the birds and squirrels are fed by a girl in our office. She had been out for a few days and they were not fed. I wonder if this is why he went after the bird. A few months ago a cardinal was found on the ground and none of the squirrels tried to eat it but they were also fed quite liberally.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 10, 2009 at 8:53 PM
Re: Previous comment:
This took place in the northeast corner of Connecticut I was outside when a squirrel got into the birdhouse (full of little birds) and started pulling one apart, eating it. It seemed the more the bird became dismembered and put up less of a fight, the more the squirrel became disinterested. This was about 4 days ago and I've found 2 more partially dismembered birds in the yard since. It's still plenty warm enough here in FL that plants are still blooming, my garden is full of veggies, my neighbor's chicken feed is spread all around his yard, my front oak tree is bursting with acorns..... there is certainly not a food shortage around here. Very bizarre. I've never seen or heard anything like this before.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousMarch 27, 2010 at 2:24 PM
Just saw a squirrel pick up and run away with a bird that had been lying dead for several hours. He proceeded up the tree with it and began ripping it apart. Apparently they'll eat carrion, too. And this was with a plentiful food supply!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 7:54 AM
Yeah! Us too! We had a sick bird at the bird feeder. We had been discussing how to handle him. Then a squirrel took care of him for us. He took him up in a tree and gobbled him up while feathers and fluff drifted to the ground. Creepy. We are so glad we don't have to face this alone. It is 72 degrees in April, and he looks pretty fat to us. I guess we'll be locking the windows at night, as we have small children sleeping in here.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJuly 1, 2010 at 11:41 AM
Just last night I saw a squirrel grab something off my patio - it was a sparrow that must have hit the sliding glass door and been stunned. The squirrel carried the bird in its mouth for about 12 feet and then stood up and held it like a peanut starting eating it. It looked just like the photo posted here but without snow. I feed the birds and squirrels daily and there is plenty of natural food available as well. I am now wondering if this is why there seems to be fewer birds in my yard this year.
ReplyDelete - Robin HarbronSeptember 22, 2010 at 1:33 AM
A bird crashed into a window at our house today; I was out of the room but the kids saw it. When I returned, they told me, and we went to look at it through the window. It was lying still, presumably dead. Right then, a squirrel ran up to the bird, and began chewing on its neck. We were pretty shocked - then the squirrel quickly dragged the bird away.
ReplyDelete Just this morning half of an eaten chick dropped right in front of me and the dog from the tree in my backyard. Very, um, fresh to be sure. We have several generation of squirrels living in our neighborhood and feed them specifically so no surprise (just strange for it to happen right in front of you).
ReplyDelete- AnonymousOctober 24, 2010 at 12:37 PM
Injured robin disappeared out of my backyard sometime between 10 AM and 1PM. All that's left is a trail of feathers. Had to be a squirrel, they're the only animals out right now. Googled to see if squirrels ate birds and this came up. Guess so. Thought it would be more likely in the dead of winter, but it's a lovely warm, fall day. Hmmmm.
ReplyDelete Thank you, anon - and all the others - for what is now a series of I think 15 different reports of squirrels eating birds.
I would find it interesting if those who post reports in the future would also include info on the state or country of the incident, so we can garner some idea of how widespread this phenomenon is.
Thanks again to all...- AnonymousOctober 28, 2010 at 12:57 PM
My Co-Worker and I have a feeder outside our office window, which she sits right next to. Just a few minutes ago she shouted, "There's a squirrel outside eating a bird!!" I ran to the window, and she was correct. A very plump fox squirrel was sitting in the bush next to the feeder, eating the head off a chickadee. No snow, we feed them well everyday! Stunned, we googled and found this blog. The tally is now 16!
ReplyDelete My husband and 3 others watched a squirrel eat a dead bird yesterday. They couldn't believe what they were seeing and a few minutes later, the squirrel was back on the same spot chowing down another! They tried to get some pictures. I thought they were probably long dead, dried up carcasses and it was satisfying a need for calcium and protein, but after reading the posts here, it's clear that they'll eat them "freshly dead." This was in Shawnee, KS on a sunny 70 degree day.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousDecember 29, 2010 at 4:51 PM
I live in Seattle and for the first time ever saw a squirrel with a dead bird it its mouth. This happened December 28, 2010. I saw the squirrel scurry on a telephone wire with what looked like a robbin in its mouth, scooting high into an evergreen tree to eat the bird. I googled "do squirrels ever eat birds?" and came up with this site.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 15, 2011 at 12:25 PM
I just observed a squirrel eating a bird ( female house finch ) on February 15th 2011 in Chicago a week after a big blizzard and below freezing temperatures. It is currently much warmer than it has been and there is plenty of bird and squirrel food in my yard.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 25, 2011 at 9:34 AM
Amesbury, MA Feb. 25, 2011
Minor Snow Storm currently coming through. Birds and squirrels very well fed daily. We think it was a goldfinch. He was just sitting in tree munching away without a care in the world! Bizarre! #17 wow! so many comments! Like many others i googled squirrels eating birds because i just saw it outside my window and was horrified! I thought they only ate nuts. It is end of march and the snow has almost melted so there is plenty of food out there! i wonder why the bird? Btw i live in minnesota.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousMarch 27, 2011 at 9:17 PM
I ended up here (but I "Binged" instead of "Googled") because today I saw a squirrel grab a sparrow at our feeder and run off with it in it's mouth. Stunning! Alexandria, NH
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMarch 29, 2011 at 5:41 PM
Just saw a squirrel eat a gold finch on our deck. He ate it all... flesh and feathers.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMay 3, 2011 at 7:07 AM
Dateline;:Chicago, (again) and I have just seen a squirrel up the tally taking out a nest box of sparrow chicks. After the deed he came to the entrance and stuck his head out for a couple of minutes then went back inside presumably for seconds. The grieving parents could do nothing to dislodge him. Food is plentiful about now, he just had a hankering for young bird I guess.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMay 12, 2011 at 6:40 AM
Recently saw 3 or 4 squirrel's dining on a dead squirrel (road kill).
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMay 27, 2011 at 8:23 AM
I work at the SA Museum in Cape Town. My office looks out onto the Company Gardens where I can see people, especially tourists, trying to play with the cute little squirrels. Personally I've always found them a bit twitchy, and never like their tendancy to rush right up to me like they're going to climb my leg.
All my suspicions were confirmed when I parked my car at the back of the building this morning and found a squirrel gnawing on the head of a bird that had been lying there for about 4 days. It was nasty. - AnonymousJune 22, 2011 at 7:51 PM
Disgusting. I googled the "squirrel eating birds term" after this happened at my parent's house in Southern California. Plenty of other food to be had...June in SoCal. My folks have a bird feeder and enjoy seeing the sparrows and finches come down to eat. The ground squirrels would sit under the bird feeder and wait for birds to land on the ground. They would pretend to eat the seeds until a bird was close enough. They would jump after the bird and drag it off alive and then eat it by the head. It is pretty disturbing. After discovering they eat little birds, we also discovered that those vile creatures also make great .22 LR targets.
ReplyDelete We live in Central Orange Co, Ca. We recently purchased a bird feeder to hang on a pole "system" sold by a wild bird supply company. Within a week a squirrel had found the feeder and was eating the seed. The feeder has wire platform that allows the seed mess to drop to the groud and makes a perfect perch for the squirrel.
My husband moved the feeder off the pole to the underhang on our garage roof. The squirrel came back into our yard, this time it drank the nectar from our hummingbird feeder!
Yesterday afternoon I heard a racket in the yard and came running out. I saw the bird feeder swinging wildly - and looked over to see the creature jumping from the garage roof onto our gate and taking off like lightning. I noticed a large lump on the wire screen of the feeder and as I came closer I was horrified to see a headless and partialy eatan bird.
There are several fledglings coming to the feeder and I suppose the one that the little fiend caught was not alert enough. Surprising to see how fast that squirrel moved when I came out; birds are probably this particular squirrl's main meal as it seemed to know how to hunt like a predator not a scavenger! My husband and I discussed what to do about this, we hate to get rid of the feeder. I'm on the internet now looking into purchasing a squirrel baffle so we can go back to using the pole hanger. So far the least expensive I've found that would work is $40 - a price I'm willing to pay not to see another headless bird!I live in Western Wisconsin:
Heard a racket at the feeder this morning and looked outside. It was actually a squirrel hanging upside down at our birdhouse eating the wood around the opening to make it bigger
(I am assuming) so he could get at what is inside. My husband went out and threw a rock at him and then checked out the birdhouse. Nothing inside but an old nest. Never have seen a squirrel do such a thing but after reading all the comments on here I guess it's more comment than we think. Now my birdhouse is destroyed because the wood around the opening is all jagged and chewed. We thought the squirrel might be rabid, so I am glad that is not the case.- AnonymousDecember 25, 2011 at 8:01 AM
I got to this page the same way as many others. I just went out to bury a dead Cardinal on my driveway, and one of my very fat squirrels was walking away with it in his mouth! I trailed him a bit and he casually left my property still carrying the bird. So, squirrels do appear to be carrion eaters at a minimum.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 20, 2012 at 11:58 AM
Just witnessed (and photographed) a squirrel taking down a live bird (mourning dove) in a parking lot, dragging it to a tree, and climbing up with it. Unbelievable!!
San Antonio, Texas - AnonymousApril 29, 2012 at 8:18 PM
I had thought that the phenomenon was unique to our more blood-thirsty northern sqirrels. I've seen them up here in Canada raid bird-houses, dropping
the baby birds to the ground to die. I have not seen them eat any, but there are often feathers aroung (I had blamed neighbor cats).
Interesting. - AnonymousMay 25, 2012 at 3:46 PM
Just saw a squirrel eating a sparrow this morning while sitting under my birdfeeder. Not sure where he got it from, though it has been quite windy here the last day or so.
Dallas, Texas - AnonymousMay 27, 2012 at 9:26 PM
I saw a squirrel attack a baby starling today and I scared the squirrel off.I was going to take the bird to a clinic but he died before I got a chance to leave.It was disturbing to say the least.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 11, 2012 at 10:38 AM
Squirrel killing a baby rabbit - I was just watching out of my back window and saw a squirrel come out from under the upside-down canoe in my back yard with a small animal in it's mouth. The squirrel dropped it off the edge of some rocks. Then a full grown rabbit came out and chased the squirrel away. I went outside to see what it was that the squirrel had, I thought it was a mouse at first, but it was clearly a baby rabbit that had been thoroughly chewed on (headless). I had no idea that a squirrel would do that! The poor mama rabbit just stood there looking at me - they don't normally let me get that close to them.
Grand Junction, COReplies- AnonymousJune 11, 2012 at 2:44 PM
Update, the squirrel came back later and took the little bunny body, chewing on it some more, but not without a fight from the big rabbit. I got a picture out of my back window of the rabbit in midair and the squirrel scampering under the canoe. Crazy.
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- AnonymousJuly 16, 2012 at 8:56 AM
It's July 16 2012 I have never in my life seen this happen (I'm 55) A squirrel just ate a bird. It was sitting above my bird feeder just tearing the little bird apart how horrible. Wareham Mass
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 25, 2012 at 9:25 AM
I live in Blaine Mn and I have heard very early in the morning birds scream all the time. Sometimes I think the squirrels are messing with the birds nest, trying to get at eggs etc etc...then yesterday my boyfriend said he heard a noise, looked outside and a squirrel was on top of a bird and the bird was flapping its wings hard trying to escape. When I asked him why the hell he didn't try to help the bird he said, "I don't know I thought maybe the squirrel was just curious." Makes me think I don't want to have my cats out on the deck anymore reading all these comments esp the one about the pack of them attacking a stray dog. Gross.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 12, 2012 at 2:49 PM
I saw a squirrel eating a bird yesterday (and thus I search/find this string). I took photos but they did not come out well.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousNovember 27, 2012 at 6:57 AM
Who knew ! just when you think you've seen it all , there it was , a squirrel running up a tree with a sparrow in it's mouth ... wow !
I think everyone on this site is as surprised as myself about this , I've spent alot of time in the woods hunting and foraging and have never seen (or thought) this before ... the image in my mind of a 'cute squrrel' is now gone ... it's now replaced by an image of a sinister squirrel surrounding it's high perch with wind chimes made from birdy bones ! - AnonymousJanuary 21, 2013 at 3:37 PM
Yet more data, from Oklahoma: we spotted a squirrel in a tree by our kitchen window holding and apparently eating something quite large....a bird? surely not.
Shocked, we tried to figure out what it was--"a dove?"--seconds later this guess was confirmed by the dead body dropping down to the pavement below....minus its head, which remained in the squirrel's paws.
The squirrel munched on the bird head for a while. Eventually we stopped watching. - AnonymousFebruary 14, 2013 at 2:08 PM
Just returned home to find a squirrel greedily devouring a sparrow in a branch outside my window. It was very protective of the carcass, and scurried off with the bird when it heard my camera. Like Anonymous January 21, 2013's report, the squirrel was consuming the head.
Madison, Wisconsin - AnonymousMarch 4, 2013 at 1:49 PM
I was walking my dogs today and heard a strange sound coming from a bird's nest. I look up and saw a squirrel eating something. I threw a stick at the squirrel and he ran off. Its March in Minnesota and the squirrels are big and fat. I know it's nature but I can't stand to see an animal kill another animal. Not on my watch.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 8:25 AM
I live in Ardmore, Oklahoma. I just happened to look out my bedroom window when I saw a squirrel race upon a bird & catch him. We have a back yard full of pecan trees and this squirrel didnt look like he was missing any meals. It is early May and in the 60's. Not knowing that squirrels eat birds, I look at my daughter & tell her that a squirrel just caught a bird, by the time I look back out the window, we see the squirrel sitting
there eating the birds head. We were both horrified & thought he was a rabid squirrel until we came across this site. We watched this squirrel go on to chase a smaller squirrel around a tree for a bit. And after that, they both went their seperate ways. - AnonymousJune 7, 2013 at 8:50 AM
There is a nest right outside my window sil and iv occasionally seen a squirrel scampering around the nest couple of times. Only yesterday saw a dead pidgeon right next to the nest and this morning chanced upon a squirrel mercilessly nibbling at d poor dead bird.
India - AnonymousJune 29, 2013 at 11:52 AM
Two days ago a squirrel somehow managed to get inside the birdcage we put on our porch through -- it manages to open the sliding door because my child forgot to lock it with the locking rod -- and then ate our parakeet right in front of our child who watched this unfolding in utter horror. After that the squirrel got trapped inside the cage for a whole day as my wife and I debated about what to do about it. The next morning, as I prepared to take some picture of the trapped squirrel before off to work, I discovered that it's no longer there. It had apparently managed to free itself from the birdcage and escaped, leaving only scattered bones and feathers as reminder of the gruesome scene for my child's memory.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 29, 2013 at 2:22 PM
We live in eastern Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia. By the way, just showed my posting to my daughter. She said there is but one correction. The locking rod was properly in place on the birdcage and was somehow popped out by the squirrel. This is just getting more unbelievable.
ReplyDelete We were in Disneyworld (Epcot) in Florida a few days ago, and a squirrel ran right in front of us holding a bloody baby bird. I was shocked as I had no idea a squirrel would eat a baby bird! I knew they'd steal bird eggs, but never knew they'd actually kill a bird for meat. My 4 year old saw the squirrel and followed it to a bush, only to have it actually lunge at her face from the bush, I assume to defend it's meal. Fortunately, she was too distracted to notice what it had in it's paws, otherwise she'd still be having nightmares.
ReplyDeleteAt least i'm not the only one to witness the horror. I heard screaming birds outside and i saw a squirrel, i knew there was a nest nearby so i figured mom is just being protective. Nope! Baby bird flailing and screaming in his mouth! I'm so upset by this. The little furry bastard had just eaten peanuts i'd left out for it too. I dont like that squirrel anymore.
(Bird was either robin or brewers blackbird, we have nests of both nearby. Location: Meridian ID. Squirrel: reddish orange belly with traditional brown back. I presume belly is colored from blood the evil bastard)My aunt lives in Illinois near the border of Wisconsin and she showed me a picture of a squirrel with a dead blue Jay in his mouth which led me here. The guy down road from them raises pheasants and occasionally let's some go so they get pheasants that come to their feeders a lot. She told me the other day she witnessed a squirrel jump on one of the pheasants trying to take it down a well. I couldn't believe it. I would think the size alone would deter a squirrel from even trying. I guess not.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2014 at 5:43 PM
Rodents are opportunists... think rats... and will gladly accept some easy protein in their diet. It has been long known that the American Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) is the leading cause of death among varying hare young under a few weeks of age. They are active predators of young mammals and songbirds, not surprising that gray squirrels indulge as well.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 9, 2014 at 4:18 PM
I heard the screams of house sparrows and ran to the window. A freakin' fox squirrel had a feathered baby sparrow in it's mouth. I ran outside and demanded he drop it. The poor baby was flapping it's wings trying to get away. I threw peanuts at the squirrel and screamed at it... all he did was run up the tree and proceed to eat it. omg. so gross and sad. This is early spring w/ tons of food around, plus I feed these squirrels peanuts daily. I am thinking NO MORE !! go vegan you little buggers !!!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 24, 2014 at 6:08 PM
Just went to check on our blue bird house. I had cleaned out an empty nest a couple days ago and wanted to see if another was under construction. I opened the box and found a chickadee and a southern flying squirrel. Needless to say, the squirrel was in much better shape than the chickadee. The bird was quite dead. First time I'd seen this. The squirrel ran off and I disposed of the bird body. Would rather not have the squirrel move in permanently. Guess I'll relocate and (try to) squirrel proof the nest box access.


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The offending code reads: void make_cookie(request_rec *r) { struct timeval tv; char new_cookie[100]; /* blurgh */ char *dot; const char *rname = pstrdup(r->pool, get_remote_host(r->connection, r->per_dir_config, REMOTE_NAME)); struct timezone tz = { 0 , 0 }; if ((dot = strchr(rname,'.'))) *dot='\0'; /* First bit of hostname */ gettimeofday(&tv, &tz); sprintf(new_cookie,"%s%s%d%ld%d; path=/", COOKIE_NAME, rname, (int)getpid(), (long)tv.tv_sec, (int)tv.tv_usec/1000 ); table_set(r->headers_out,"Set-Cookie",new_cookie); return; } Note that although the get_remote_host() function converts all uppercase letters to lowercase letters, there is at least one way in which a determined attacker can still exploit the overflow. Impact ~~~~~~ Remote individuals can obtain access to the web server. If the httpd services requests as user root, attackers can obtain root access. If the httpd is run in a chroot() environment, the attacker will be restricted to the chrooted environment. We strongly advise adminstrators to run their web servers as an unpriviliged user in an chrooted environment whenever possible. Vulnerable Systems ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Any system running the Apache httpd 1.1.1 or earlier, with the compile-time option mod_cookies enabled is vulnerable. To tell which web server software you are using, telnet to port 80 of the web server, and issue the command: GET / HTTP/1.0 to the web server, followed by two carriage returns. You should see something which looks like: $ telnet localhost 80 Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'. GET / HTTP/1.0 HTTP/1.0 200 OK Date: Tue, 07 Jan 1997 18:59:31 GMT Server: Apache/1.1.1 Content-type: text/html Set-Cookie: Apache=localhost9185266357164; path=/ . . . The important lines to look at are the Server: lines, and the Set-Cookie: lines. The Server: line tells you which web server software you are running, and the Set-Cookie line appears only if your web server is using cookies to track users. If the Set-Cookie: line appears, and the Server: line reads Apache/1.1.1, or a number smaller than 1.1.1, then you are vulnerable. Apache versions 1.2b0 and later do not appear to be vulnerable. This is because of the changes made to the cookie handling code when it was moved to mod_usertrack. As part of these changes, the buffer in the make_cookie function was moved off of the stack. Therefore although the overflow is still present, and prevents users with long host names from accessing the web server, it is not likely to be exploitable. In addition to the Apache httpd, some commercial web servers derived from the Apache httpd are likely to be vulnerable. In particular, Thawte Consulting's Sioux server, and Community ConneXion's Stronghold server appear likely to be vulnerable. In both cases, as in the Apache httpd, a nondefault compile-time option must be enabled. Exploitability of web server software other than the Apache httpd has not been verified. Users of Apache derived web servers should disable mod_cookies if enabled, and contact their vendors for further information. Fix Information ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We suggest increasing the buffer length to handle 255 character hostnames, and verifying that hostname length is within acceptable limits. The Apache group suggests that Apache 1.1.1 users do one of the following: 1. Upgrade to Apache 1.1.2, which can be obtained at http://www.apache.org/dist/, compile the new version, then kill your currently-running httpd, and start the new version. 2. Apply the attached patch to mod_cookies.c, recompile, and kill and restart your httpd. 3. Discontinue the use of mod_cookies, by editing the Configuration file, and recommpiling. 4. Upgrade to the current Apache 1.2 beta. Note that options 2 and 3 do not fix an unrelated hole which allows remote users to obtain directory indexes even when an index.html is present. *** mod_cookies.c Tue Jan 7 14:38:15 1997 --- /usr/tmp/mod_cookies.c Tue Jan 7 14:38:11 1997 *************** *** 119,125 **** void make_cookie(request_rec *r) { struct timeval tv; ! char new_cookie[100]; /* blurgh */ char *dot; const char *rname = pstrdup(r->pool, get_remote_host(r->connection, r->per_dir_config, --- 119,125 ---- void make_cookie(request_rec *r) { struct timeval tv; ! char new_cookie[1024]; /* blurgh */ char *dot; const char *rname = pstrdup(r->pool, get_remote_host(r->connection, r->per_dir_config, *************** *** 128,133 **** --- 128,136 ---- struct timezone tz = { 0 , 0 }; if ((dot = strchr(rname,'.'))) *dot='\0'; /* First bit of hostname */ + if (strlen (rname) > 255) + rname[256] = 0; + gettimeofday(&tv, &tz); sprintf(new_cookie,"%s%s%d%ld%d; path=/", COOKIE_NAME, rname, Users of the Stronghold web server will be able to obtain a fix at http://stronghold.c2.net/support/ups_and_bugs.php. There will be a new release of Stronghold on Monday, fixing the problem. Additional Information ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you have any questions about this advisory, feel free to mail me at email@example.com. Past Secure Networks advisories can be found at ftp://ftp.secnet.com/pub/advisories, and Secure Networks papers can be found at ftp://ftp.secnet.com/pub/papers. The following PGP key is for firstname.lastname@example.com, should you wish to encrypt any message traffic to me.: -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.2 mQCNAzJ4qJAAAAEEAOgB7mooQ6NgzcUSIehKUufGsyojutC7phVXZ+p8FnHLLZNB BLQEtj5kmfww2A2pR29q4rgPeqEUOjWPlLNdSLby3NI8yKz1AQSQLHAwIDXt/lku 8QXClaV6pNIaQSN8cnyyvjH6TYF778yZhYz0mwLqW6dU5whHtP93ojDw1UhtAAUR tCtEYXZpZCBTYWNlcmRvdGUgPGRhdmlkc0BzaWxlbmNlLnNlY25ldC5jb20+ =LtL9 -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Many thanks to Ramsey Dow (firstname.lastname@example.com) for helping find vulnerable Apache derivatives. 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Worcester Man Charged in Federal Court in Narcotics Case
JUL 21 - Boston, MA... A Worcester man was charged today in federal court with possessing crack cocaine with intent to distribute.
Mark R. Trouville, Special Agent in Charge of the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration in New England; United States Attorney Michael J. Sullivan; Worcester County District Attorney John Conte and, Worcester Police Chief Gerald Vizzo announced today that ALEXIS MORALES, age 23, of 28 Lakeside Avenue, Worcester, was charged in a criminal Complaint with possessing approximately one ounce of crack cocaine with the intent to distribute.
The Complaint alleges that on June 7, 2004, Worcester police officers stopped a car on Laurel Street because one of the occupants was wanted on an outstanding arrest warrant. When officers made the stop, they saw and recovered a number of individual bags of crack cocaine packaged for distribution. It is alleged that the packages contained crack cocaine and belonged to MORALES, who was also an occupant of the stopped car. If convicted on these charges, MORALES faces up to 40 years' imprisonment, to be followed by 4 years of supervised release, and a $2 million fine.
The case was investigated by the Worcester Police Department, with assistance from the Worcester Office of the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration, and was the product of ongoing cooperation between the U. S. Attorney's Office and Worcester District Attorney Conte's Office to investigate drug trafficking in Worcester. It is being prosecuted by Assistant U. S. Attorney David Hennessy of Sullivan's Worcester Office.


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After a 45 year long-distance love affair with Martin guitars, I've finally become a Martin owner. The guitar of one of my dreams, the HD-28 is now mine. I played it at Mass Street Music in Lawrence last Saturday and knew it was one of the best guitars I had ever played. Almost, bought one from Guitar Center, but had to back out of the deal, but I was able to regroup and made a deal with the folks at Mass St. Music.
I took off work today, mostly because we went to a concert in Lawrence last night, and I knew I'd be in no shape to work. I made arrangements to pickup the guitar on Saturday, but really couldn't wait to get it home, so I went to Mass St. Music this afternoon to finalize the deal and bring the jewel home.
I'll post more pics later, but this pic is from the site of the actual guitar.
This guitar sounds so good and plays so easily, everything I wanted my Martin guitar to be! Excuse me for gushing! ;-p
Great choice. I love mine too.
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Digital Archivalism
Research based practices such as the act of collecting, curating and archivalism have a long history in the artist's studio. From sober presentation of cultural byproducts , to the construction of imagined histories, or creative anthropology, these modes not beholden to an objective presentation of historical fact, evidence, or document offer a fertile creative platform to the artist. The works presented here represent these creative practices as they exist online – artists who are collecting and curating the cultural byproducts of digital living. These practices could be summarized as falling into two distinct categories: A) collecting artifacts and activities that are specific to the digital environment, and B) utilizing the web as a medium for collecting that which derives from
Allmylifeforsale is an online project that explored our relationship to the objects around us, their role in the concept of identity, as well as the emerging commercial systems of the Internet. Using Ebay in conjunction with his online catalogue Allmylifeforsale.com, John Freyer catalogued and sold nearly everything that he owned, from his kitchen cutlery to his personal hygiene products, his Star Wars sheets and finally even the domain name Allmylifeforsale.com ...
In 1966 conceptual artist Dan Graham composed a language-based work entitled Schema. The artwork consisted of a formal procedure for how to describe a document, or a "set of pages," with no real reference to the content of that document. This schema, as he called it, shares a remarkable similarity with XML, invented over 30 years later. This work is an XML implementation of Graham's Schema.
Automated Beacon is a project that collects and relays in real time, queries being made on various search engines. The beacon acts as a silent witness: a feedback loop providing a global snapshot of ourselves to ourselves in real-time.
Commissioned in 2004 by Rhizome.org, Misplaced Reliquary is a handheld curiosity cabinet containing the holy relics collected by an eccentric curator. The relics are contained within a virtual repository taking the form of a gameboy advance ROM that can be "played" online and/or downloaded to any gameboy advance (with the correct transfer hardware).
Man With a Movie Camera: The Global Remake is a participatory video shot by people around the world who are invited to record images interpreting the original script of Vertov's Man With A Movie Camera, upload them to http://dziga.perrybard.net where software developed specifically for this project archives, sequences and streams the submissions as a film. As people can upload the same shot more than once infinite versions of the film ...
In Second Life each avatar has a trash folder. Items, that get deleted end up in that folder by default. The trash folder has to get emptied as often as possible, otherwise the avatars performance might diminish. But, where do deleted things end up? What are those things? And, would avatars care to throw their trash into dumpsters instead of just hitting the "delete" button?
"I'm Google" is an ongoing tumblr blog in which batches of images and videos that Kelberman culls from the internet are compiled into a long stream-of-consciousness. The batches move seamlessly from one subject to the next based on similarities in form, composition, color, and theme, resulting visually in a colorful grid that slowly changes as the viewer scrolls.
Greek New Media Shit is a tumblr blog started in april of 2011 to highlight, collect, catalogue, and critique a trend that the artist perceived of henelistic and greco-roman references within new media art, and the net art community.
Documented in a series of animated gifs, Asendorf employs the materials of Sim City 2000 as a means to performances, installations and readymades works of nostalgic game art. The depicted non-places feature vacant canvasses of "land" interrupted by burning buildings, crumbling roads, and shifting land forms.
Khek's "Hand Held" is a digital print of an object in clay that was digitally scanned by the artist. The object is framed by a red outline that is reminiscent of the selection tool for rendering images in commercial 3D modeling software, pointing to questions of simulation, digital documentation, and representation of artifacts.
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All My Life for Sale
John Freyer
xml translation of dan graham's "schema"
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Thomson & Craighead
Misplaced Reliquary
Paul Catanese
Man With A Movie Camera:the Global Remake
Perry Bard
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E3 2014: The Evil Within Strikes Uneasy Balance Between Action And Horror
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After watching the hands-off gameplay demo of The Evil Within at last years E3, I was both excited and terrified of what was to come. Shinji Mikami, well-known as creator of Resident Evil, was producing something that would bring survival horror back to its rootsor so I thought.
Personally, I dont normally do horror. I get scared very easily and I'm uncomfortable around gore. But I always found myself intrigued by the mystery behind the older titles in series like Silent Hill and Resident Evil. From a game design perspective they seem intelligent, utilizing every fiber of code to directly manipulate the emotional reactions of the player. And thats where I fear Mikamis new title the Evil Within may fall shortthough Mikami and Tango Gameworks are free from the shackles of Capcoms franchise, they can't escape the fact that action sells. The title, at least in this particular demo, relies on disturbing stomach wrenching gore rather than mechanics and action. Will this follow in the tracks of Resident Evil 4-6, or is Mikami really going back to what made the genre so fascinating? It might be too early to answer this question. With only a small portion of a massive game its hard to get a feel for the title as a whole, especially one as involving as survival horror. In many ways the Evil Within plays a lot like Resident Evil 4. The camera is third-person over-the-shoulder and your enemies can be taken out by headshots or crippling shots/hits to the legs. Once theyre down, however, its important to burn the bodies (an action similar to the Resident Evil remake when dealing with Crimson Heads). Overall, the controls are a little clunkydefinitely an improvement over Resident Evil 4, but not quite as smooth as the later titles. The two demos at E3 left me with both concern and hope. The first demo featured far more actionstarting me off with a shotgun, pistol, grenades, and a knife. While ammo was meant to be scarce, I was able to find plenty of it spread about the dreary environmentan environment that contained subtle nuances of RE4's Los Ganados. In the background zombie-like creatures marched mindlessly, moaning in despair. Moist noises of flesh being devoured gave me a sense of imminent threat. Doors creaked. Footsteps muttered. It was a symphony of noises that electrified the hair on the back of my neck. Yet this electric fear was lost when I realized I was being followed by a friendly NPC. Together we ran through a house and into a basement, shooting down the occasional enemy whose presence was obvious thanks to their loud breathing (decaying flesh obviously leads to bad allergies). On the plus side, the enemies are hard to kill and can take you out with a hit or two. The basement area was slightly different, bringing in psychological fear factors reminiscent of the insanity level in games like Eternal Darkness. Hallways changed direction or disappeared, blood filled passage ways, and occasionally wed have to run from a white spectral entity that appears to be the game's main antagonist. While these reality-hiccups were at times surprising, they were not necessarily scary. Eventually we came across a massive horde of enemies and were forced to kill them in order move on using traps, grenades, fire, and weapons. To me, this was the sequence that ruined an aspect of horror this level had, turning it into a Gears of War meets Leon-protects-Ashley moment. I found hope, however, in the next demo which sadly I didnt have as much time with. The second demo had us placed in a mansion similar to the original Resident Evil title. Here, the atmosphere is legitimately horrific, featuring flickering shadows and laughs that sounded as we worked our way through each room. This demo used sound and environmental design to create a nerve-wracking experience. Stealth and wits were more important than firepower. Instead of fighting hordes of zombies, we were solving puzzles to progress through the mansion. There was a horrible puzzle that involved performing a lobotomy. While I could dub this an act of needless gore, others could say that being uncomfortable is all part of survival horror. In the end, Im still hopeful for the Evil Within. Though the demo proved to have far more action that I originally thought, the game still has much more to offer. The game will be hitting the shelves for the PS3, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS4, and PC on October 21st, right in time for Halloween. Katy Goodman is a freelance writer and graduate student in English. When she isnt busy training birds of prey, horses, or freshman composition students, she can be found playing video games or climbing trees. She also really likes grilled cheese. Follow her on Twitter @InvizzyB or on her blog, Pixel Hearts. Back to top


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- verb - corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality
- verb - make illegal payments to in exchange for favors or influence
- verb - place under suspicion or cast doubt upon
- verb - alter from the original
- adj - lacking in integrity
- adj - not straight
- adj - containing errors or alterations
- adj - touched by rot or decay
- Marked by immorality and perversion; depraved.
- Venal; dishonest: a corrupt mayor.
- Containing errors or alterations, as a text: a corrupt translation.
- Tainted; putrid.
- To destroy or subvert the honesty or integrity of.
- To ruin morally; pervert.
- To taint; contaminate.
- To cause to become rotten; spoil.
- To become corrupt.
- adj - dishonest and venal
- verb - to subvert the honesty or integrity of
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