Fall Wildlife Flags

Are you a wildlife lover like me? I have lots of wildlife that visit my yard such as raccoon, opossum, skunk, fox, coyote and the young deer above that I took the photo of. I also enjoy the fall season so I've put these two topics together for this blog, Fall Wildlife Flags. Accessories seen such as poles, are sold separately HERE.

PUMPKIN ALE

The funny flag above is from Evergreen. Two chubby prairie dogs are returning home from shopping for Pumpkin Ale. One is carrying a 6-pack carton of bottles while the other is toting a large bottle of the sweet drink. This flag is made of suede that is high quality, non-wearing and waterproof. It is readable on both sides. For more info, click HERE.

The next flags are all from America Forever. They are printed on demand in USA. Please allow a couple extra days to regular delivery time. They are double sided. Any text is readable on both sides.

FOXES IN FALL FOREST

On the flag above are two foxes, maybe Mr. and Mrs.. They pose in a forest surrounded by trees full of fall leaves. Do you see the three small birds and birdhouse? The colors in this flag are perfect for the fall season. House size info is HERE. Garden size info is HERE. Banner size info is HERE. 

HAPPY SLOTH

A sloth rests in a tree on the flag above. Sloths live in South and Central America and are known for their slow walking on land. Did you know they swim faster than they walk? This brown sloth is taking it easy up in a tree with fall leaves falling around him. Message says "Don't Hurry" along top. Below it reads "Be Happy". House size info is HERE. Garden size info is HERE.

EAGLE BASKING IN SUNLIGHT

A bald eagle is a breath-taking sight during any season. The bald eagle above is perched on a limb in a forest on a warm fall day. His eagle eyes see the smallest movements far and near. House size info is HERE.Garden size info is HERE. 

CUTE FALL CRITTERS

The flag above has five little wild animals together inside a partial pumpkin with sprigs of fall leaves and bits of pumpkin against a light background. House size info is HERE. Garden size info is HERE.

"OWL" SEE YOU IN THE FALL

Another recognizable bird is an owl like the one above. Although there are many types, most are recognized for their big eyes, rotating head and their call of "hoo hoo hooo". The small owl above is on a limb peering down with its' large eyes possibly watching a small prey. House size info is HERE. Garden size info is HERE.

DEER RUTTING SEASON

A large young whitetail buck stands in tall dry fall grass on a sunny fall day on the flag above. The sun shines brightly as two geese fly over the countryside. A tall tree brightens the area with its' bright red leaves. House size info is HERE.Garden size info is HERE.

PEACEFUL WOLF MOONLIGHT AUTUMN

A white wolf sits on the first fresh fallen snow of the fall season. Dead leaves float down to the ground as he rests in the glow of a full moon. House size info is HERE. Garden size info is HERE. 

AUTUMN SQUIRREL WITH ACORN

Amid colorful leaved trees and green evergreens, a cute squirrel sits on a branch holding a yummy treasure he found- an acorn. His cuteness consists of little tufted ears, bright eyes and long whiskers! Mountains loom far in the background. House size info is HERE. Garden size info is HERE.

WELCOME SIGNS OF FALL HARVEST

An important fall holiday is Thanksgiving. A turkey always comes to mind when thinking of this holiday. The flag above can be used all fall season and also for Thanksgiving. A large tom turkey stands behind a cornucopia of fall harvest including big pumpkins. The message at top reads "Welcome". House size info is HERE. Garden size info is HERE. 

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Like I said at the beginning of this blog, I love wildlife. I've been feeding this turtle for 6 years! He has returned each spring. His name is Turtle. LOL His first picture of him on June 20, 2021.