The Beady Eyed Bird In The Tree Cache

This is The Beady Eyed Bird In The Tree Cache , done by the same cacher who likes Raccoons! He looks like he is staring at me intently, maybe because I'm going to perform surgery on him. In his belly is a screw cap with a log hidden inside, he seem very durable, all plastic, and even had a nice clothes pin style clip on the bottom so you could put him in different position. Epoxy does wonders! I have to take a trip to Cabelas to  get some caches.

Eyeball staring at me intently, I think he might fly at me a peck me!!

You can see his screw cap and his clothes pin, not normal accessories for a bird and really a dead give away that he wouldn't peck me!

Yes Its a Racoon Cache

You have to love these types, they are some of my favorites, listed as a micro, but I found the Yes Its a Raccoon Cache , he seems to have had some injuries, maybe a fox dropped those rocks on him, he kind of turned into a half and half cache, with the lower half of him under his belly having a little spot for a tiny baggy and log, covered by a metal sliding door. He was made of resin, eventually when I get a cache put out there, I'd like to do something like this.

 He looks really kind of angry to have all these rock piled on him!

Yes he has a little door in his flat belly to put a log

Very Tired Looking Small Round Lock & Lock Tupperware Cache

This one is the Very Tired Looking Small Round Lock & Lock  Tupperware Cache , and yes, I want to see how long of a cache title I can make, I'm sure at one time it was nicely painted, either all green or some kind of camo scheme, but it has since been worn off, this one still is waterproof and big enough for some small swag, though I believe it was left only partially locked since the stuff inside look a little damp. I always wonder how many caches float away in floods, this one was near a creek.

Don't let me float away Very Tired Looking Small Round Lock & Lock Tupperware Cache

Metal Magnetic Key Holder Cache

Here is the Metal Magnetic Key Holder Cache , its not as common as the plastic kind, I really need to pay more attention when searching for these, as most times they are on guard rails, as this one was, but I'm now so used to these that I really don't look as much as feel for it, one of these times something is gonna bite me! This kind isn't very water proof and tends to rust over a long time, but its still useful, this one seems fairly new.

Yes I rust, but I'm still good, please use me for multi's and guardrails all over the world