A new visitor appeared here yesterday. A couple months ago we had a Douglas squirrel visit but he has never returned.
This guy really loves the bird feeders.
Here he is acting very coy
Now teasing the dog.
Linking up with Saturday's HERECritters
This guy really loves the bird feeders.
Here he is acting very coy
Now teasing the dog.
Linking up with Saturday's HERECritters

15 comments:
He is adorable. Have a great weekend
ah, the acrobat is climbing the trees looking for a snack.
Cute squirrel, they do like to aggravate the dogs.. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post.. Have a happy weekend!
Cute little critters!
I tend to refer to them as devious rascals!
big smiles. they are so stinking cute. :) thankfully...
All critters are wonderful to see. And what a gorgeous fluffy tail.
Squirrels are very hard to train. This one looks impossible. Give it up. Just take his photos. Then, if he gets to behaving badly you can just delete him!
I think squirrels are so cute and fun to watch, but when then get into my garden, they are vermin. It's a love, hate relationship for me. - Margy
I've put up four different feeding stations with the hope the birds can get past the squirrels to ONE at least. Nope. I've counted 12 of the blasted critters on my porch at once. Not coutning the other two feeders.
We used to think they were cute. Now, not so much. Varmit.
We have the same issue with squirrels getting into our bird feeders. Cute pics! Hello from your neighbor down south (I live in Portland!)
Ah, yes, the wily squirrel. We've got a little red squirrel, a bit smaller than yours, who just won't give up and concede that it's winter. We've had very mild weather, but he was out today at 10 below. The squirrel and Marty are in a battle of wits over the sunflower chip feeder. The squirrel is winning. Love your shot of all those eagles in the trees!
We do not have squirrels in Australia. I have only ever heard the word "varmint" in cowboy films of the 1950s. That second squirrel seems to have a very modern "mullet" hairut.
We don't have as many this year because of Hoot and the Hawks (red tail) have just about eaten most of them. Too bad because this year we had a bumper nut crop. Peace
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