You don’t see me…
I’m invisible…
Just a bump on the tree…
Nothing to see, move along…
Snerk…
That little sucker didn’t move and I just stood there for probably a minute, until he finally ‘looked’ at me, chittered, and hauled ass up the tree…LOL
Nobody Asked Me…
Veritas nos liberabit
They are weird little buggers aren’t they?
Cute little lawn rodent.
I love squirrels. I could watch them play for hours. Does that make me bat sh*t crazy?
Yes…and from another perspective, if the squirrels come running to you, they may think that you’re a nut…. ;^)
Then again, if you are a friend of Old NFO, you are clearly a nut, and in very good company.
Wait…don’t answer that.
“Wait, don’t answer that””
Too late 🙂
Differ- That they are!!!
Ed- LOL, as long as they aren’t infesting your attic!!!
Fargo/LL- Heh, no worse than the rest of us…
Fargo- ROTF!
Morris… Yeah, NOT going there… (Why am I in this pretty white coat? Where are we going?)
Our cats do it all the time! As well as the ‘if I hide my head, you can’t see me’ trick!
Hysterical!
gfa
Speaking of which, did they find squirrel droppings near your recent computer issue at work?
On a slightly different topic, it’s nice to see a fat squirrel. Ours are small & scrawny, when one can be found. The raptors use them for snacks. 🙂
Those are the sights that make a farm kid shackled to a cubicle farm headquarters building wish for his .17 HMR and a suppressor during point less Friday morning staff meetings.
Tree rats is what they are!!! 🙂
Ground squirrels In the back of beyond make good targets… those little heads pop up!!! and boom…
Not my favorite animal.
They make a real good stew
gfa- Yeah… so do dogs!
Ed- Nope ‘bigger’ droppings… sigh… I think from the IT squirrels…
Rev- Yep, not many ‘trees’ in AK for them to hide in.
SPE- Oh yeah!!!
icb- Oh no question…
Dammit- Yeah, good snap shooting targets! :-0
WSF- Mine either, honestly. Although as Rick says the DO make a pretty good stew!
I tried to feed a squirrel on Boston Common in 1995.
The little tree-rat refused trail-mix, sultanas, almonds, and peanuts – but Maltesers were just fine.
I’ve been cursed at numerous times by the fat gray squirrels in the Sierra Nevadas. Man, they have some great, fluffy tails.
BZ