What fun photo moments of the little free loader!! We used to have squirrels when we lived in San Antonio. Thanks again for stopping by Oh My Heartsie today to link up each week, I appreciate it.
Judith: He did seem to enjoy his findings, and he certainly keeps me entertained some days. I wish I'd had the camera close at hand the day he was rolling in the grass like a contented cat.
he looks so cute.. weehh! :)
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OMG so cute!!! I miss the red squirels we used to get here: smaller than the greys, elegant. :-)
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ReplyDeleteBook Blather: Yeah, the little red ones are cute, too. *G*
ReplyDeleteLooks like a contented squirrel...reminds me of the squirrels outside our door :) Thank you for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteThat's the cutest dumpster-diver I've ever seen. ^.^
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What fun photo moments of the little free loader!! We used to have squirrels when we lived in San Antonio. Thanks again for stopping by Oh My Heartsie today to link up each week, I appreciate it.
ReplyDelete!!! I never manage to capture squirrels in photos. Great job!
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Oh, he is so adorable:)
ReplyDeleteJudith: He did seem to enjoy his findings, and he certainly keeps me entertained some days. I wish I'd had the camera close at hand the day he was rolling in the grass like a contented cat.
ReplyDeleteKristin: Without a doubt! *G*
ReplyDeleteKarren: I was glad the camera was on my desk that day, so I could get a few pics, and that my camera takes decent photos through glass.
Natashalh: Every now and then I manage to get a few good ones of our local squirrels. Sometimes it takes a little quiet patience and being still.
ReplyDeleteTania: He is pretty adorable isn't he? ☺
Ok. I'll admit they are cute, but they are still vermin.
ReplyDeleteAlice: Yeah, yeah, yeah... LOL
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