If all the animals you regularly saw from your bedroom window were you own , what pets would you have?

[BeRubyReader]

I would have a cat and a number of birds

Cats, dogs, bats, birds, butterflies, flies, bees, wasps, moths, ladybirds, foxes,

Squirrels, magpies and one very fat cat.

Cats, dogs, foxes, various birds, bees, butterflies, rabbits and a ferret.

Pigeons

Badgers, foxes, horses, squirrels, dogs, cats. I live in SW London!

Do you have to be able to see them? I regularly hear lions and tigers but rarely actually see them.

cats, dogs, squirrels, pigeons, a pair of buzzards

Deer, foxes, squirrels, magpies and an assortment of birds.

Lots of cats, some dogs, some pigeons and other birds and some foxes 🥰

Lots and lots of silly bullocks (they've just been let out and have been cavorting like lambs not giant toddler cows). Otters and swans and geese and egrets, heron, one teenage osprey and many many ducks. And two silly whippets but they might be mine already.

The cows, sheep and horses already are mine, albeit not pets I suppose, but the barn owls would be a fabulous addition. The pheasants and rabbits can fuck off.

All the animals I regularly see from my bedroom window are my pets. I have sheep, cats, geese, chickens, turkeys and ducks.

Lots of cats and dogs, a hedgehog, a couple of foxes, many starlings and seagulls with an occasional crow or blackbird. Maybe a couple of bumblebees or butterflies when my bee garden springs up each year.

We get bats in our garden too but usually out the back and our bedroom is at the front, it’s lovely to sit out in the dusk and watch them though even if I don’t see them from the bedroom window.

Cows, sheep, deer, squirrels, dogs, cats, birds ( including storks, herons and a kingfisher)

Squirrels, robins, blackbirds, 3 dogs, five buzzards, five goldfish, a cat, (a rat but I’ve not seen it but it’s definitely under the shed, arghhh) and a few bees.

Cool question 😊

Two handsome Bordeaux Mastiff dogs plus an assortment of other dogs plus three elderly cats plus many seagulls, some fat pigeons, some noisy magpies, some regal crows, some busy starlings, some territorial sparrows, some butterflies, some moths, some wasps and some bees.

If hearing the animals but not seeing them counts, I'd also have some caged tropical birds, an owl or two, a hedgehog, some foxes and a herd of cows!

Where do you live, @Reallybadidea ? Or was that a joke?!

We are in the country so there’s lots of birds in the garden: robins and blue tits and crows and pigeons, the odd pheasant, hawks, squirrels and the summer I had DD we had rabbits in our garden; I loved that so much 🥰

A very adventurous tabby cat who sneaks in people's upstairs windows, a little sausage dog, two black labs and a couple of squirrels

Far too many pigeons, shagging hedgehogs and a gorgeous cockapoo from next door (I would love him to bits but I doubt they’ll give him up!).

Squirrel, magpie, paired collared doves, next door's cat and a fox.

Squirrels, many birds. Does a Great Dane count? He lives in the house behind us.

Birds, dogs, foxes?
The occasional police horse.

Cats, sheep and lambs (can touch them from my garden, in fact I can hear them all shouting right now 😅), owls, bats, bees, starlings. Jackdaws, wasps, bullocks, ants, crows, seagulls, house sparrows. And a magpie that has always sat on the same branch for the best part of the past decade.

Owls! All the owls, the bloody hooty bastards!

Next door's cat, deer, pheasants, squirrels and pigeons.
A variety of small native birds.
Occasionally next door's Scottie but they can have him back as he is a psychopath.