Sorry about the poor picture quality through the kitchen window screen. Now I'd better get outside and throw some corn in the ground feeder trays for this poor, starving squirrel!
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6 comments:
Squirrel has got to try :) That's funny.
It sure is persistent.
LOLOL! They are nothing if not persistent!!
Hi Heidi,
Normally there's corn in the ground feeder trays, so the squirrel spends most of its time there. I was amazed at how long its tail was!
Hi Gaelyn,
There's no way the big squirrels can get through this cage to the feeder, but they sure try -- judging from the teeth marks all over the cage.
Hi Jayne,
I had a good laugh too watching this squirrel try to hang on and get some food.
Funny.
HA! That's too funny. Whatever you do, do NOT tell your squirrels how easy life is over at my house!
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