After the storm, Monday morning dawns serene and beautiful.
Hey lady, where's my peanuts!
Monday, February 12, 2018
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That tree rat expects your Mom to trudge through ALL that snow you got (and we didn't) and feed YOU???? You know what, we have a good feeling that she did exactly that - that's just what she does:)
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
Dad dug a path out to the squirrel feeding location, he's as much as a sucker as Mom is for the tree rats cute little whiskers.
DeleteAbby Lab
Squirrels are so demanding....we think that squirrel has had loads of peanuts from the look of him!
ReplyDeleteHe was fat when he first showed up. We named this one Jabba the Squirrel.
DeleteWhat beautiful morning light...but that squirrel?? He's just asking to be chased!
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Rosy, Arty & Jakey
The side yard is not fenced (there was no way to do that with the driveway dividing up the two yards) and the squirrels know it.
Deleteoh what a great squirrel capture!! I LOVE THEM! catchatwithcarenandcody
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping Caren! Good to hear from you.
DeleteThose squirrels are so rude! We have one that insists we owe him a peanut butter sandwich! But that guy in your picture doesn't look like he's been starving!
ReplyDeleteNo, we have a forest preserve very close which has a lot more food sources, but it also has a lot of predators such as hawks and owls and coyotes. So the yard squirrels (there's 7 of them) that live in the old Spruces get spoiled. Every morning in the dead of winter I put out food and a little Tupperware of water at the base of one of the trees where they are shielded from the flying predators. The red squirrels always look more plump than the grays do, though they have equal access to food.
DeleteThat squirrel looks big!
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Hazel & Mabel
I don't knows....the tree rats here are killing all of Ma's plants, so she doesn't have much use for feedin' the little suckers! And I TRY and do my job by chasin' them outta the yardie, butts there are SO many of them! they loves the acorns from our trees, so my work is never done.....
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Ruby ♥
wow that guy looks very well fed... I bet it had more than 87 nuts for breakfast ;O))
ReplyDeleteThat is one healthy looking squirrel!
ReplyDeleteThe neighborhood opportunists working the cuteness factor for a snack, I see. 🐿
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