I do not believe I have ever seen a gray squirel. However, I have a really fat one that comes a calling every morning. He eat my halloween pumpkin until there was nothing less. This made me smile Bill. Very nice.
I understand there's a real possibility that gray squirrels will completely displace red squirrels in England, Ireland, and Italy. Apparently the little devils tend to take over. In writing the poem, I wasn't sure whether the squirrel was an example of the bareness or an exception to it. I'm still not sure.
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thanks bill
this makes a wonderful monochrome picture in my head
oh, i've had more than enough of that kind of winter...
delightful image and, incidentally, my yesterday's post was about squirrels
Perfect. As usual.
: )
Thanks floots and polona.
And anon--great to hear from you, my friend.
I do not believe I have ever seen a gray squirel. However, I have a really fat one that comes a calling every morning. He eat my halloween pumpkin until there was nothing less. This made me smile Bill. Very nice.
I have many squirrels here, but it's rare to see a gray one. Wonder why that is?
Tara and Andrew, thanks for the visit and comments. Gray squirrels predominate around here.
lovely monochrome image. We saw a white squirrel recently
All we have here are gray squirrels, and they're skittering everywhere looking for dead leaves and twigs, and whatever they can find for food.
I understand there's a real possibility that gray squirrels will completely displace red squirrels in England, Ireland, and Italy. Apparently the little devils tend to take over. In writing the poem, I wasn't sure whether the squirrel was an example of the bareness or an exception to it. I'm still not sure.
Thanks for the visit, Juliet and Pat.
I don't think I've ever seen other than a gray squirrel!
Gray squirrel flicks her bushy tail.
Beware a black cat
Perched beneath the bird feeder.
qq, I used to see red squirrels in Michigan, but they are extremely rare around here. Thanks for the visit.
lovely and lonely... seen them running in Hyde Park last week but they are not here yet - red squirrels rules
Thanks for keeping us in the picture ri?ardas.
Here those are still reddish-brown, but for a couple week not seen any?
A chuffed cat
passing
a squirrel's tree
Thanks for the images, tikkis.
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