Squirrels, the bane of the birdfeeder.
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9 comments:
Great shot. Some of these critters are so cute and some are definitely very rodent-like...My in-laws lived in Granville, Ohio for a while - and told great stories later of all the schemes they tried to keep the squirrels off of the bird feeder. This morning Amy chased a squirrel up a tree. I had to let go of the leash or I would of been flat on the walkway.
I see they feel good, do not care to be photographed.
They are clever little fellows, aren't they? Great shot.
Fantastic Captured Shot !! Loved those small creatures !!Unseen Rajasthan
Like a couple of peas in a pod. Great post.
Now, if those were 2 pussycats, then "no good" wood bee too kind a description.
Ah, those rascals. What a wonderful, funky shot this is! Just superb!
By the way, Lois at Tallahassee and Halcyon at Jackson, MS have found a squirrel-defeating bird feeder that really works...
Have a great week!
Goodness, it took me a minute to realize what I was looking at!
Up two no good at all!!Haha!! What a great shot!!! like a pair of yoked oxen...
Table for two....
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