The photo I am sharing is one that I took in the summer of 2010. I was taking a walk in a park when a squirrel decided to check me out. It looks like he found something to eat at the same time, so I snapped the photo. You just need to click on the image to see a larger view.
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Passei para uma visitinha.
ReplyDeleteAmei a música, leve, bonita e muito agradável.
Amei seu blog.
Bom fim de semana!
Muita paz e muitas alegrias!
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I've been feeding peanuts to my squirrels here at home. There is a pair of red squirrels who live in the nearby park, and they come by each day at 5 for their peanuts.
ReplyDeleteStruggling with my mood of late.
That is really a different kind of squirrel than we have here. Very unique color. A great shot.
ReplyDeleteLovely music--I enjoy harp music.
ReplyDeleteYou got a really good shot of the squirrel. I love watching the ones in our yard. They're so energetic.
it's funny how some squirrels don't care and just chill out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute capture! I love the way his tail is all fluffed up.
ReplyDeleteOh, that squirrel is so cute. I am sure they are much less fearful now than when I was a child.
ReplyDeleteNever seen, Linda, aqua harp, sounds beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLike your squirrel very much !
Lie(f)s.
ooo, i love squirrels, but we don't see them much in my city. maybe there's not much food for them to survive on, and too little greenery here...
ReplyDeleteA good harpist is a real find. There was a harp concert awhile back in The Villages. Excellent. Love the squirrel, too. Looks a little darker and bushier than our squirrels. Our squirrels are kind scrawny! :)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend, Linda!
That's a super shot of the squirrel.
ReplyDeleteLove the harp music. Forwarded on to DH, he loves harp music too. As for the squirrel, we have brown ones here by us in Texas. We did have black ones on the LSU Baton Rouge campus in Louisiana. And we have a friendly tail-less one on the campus here. Don't know how he lost his tail, but he looks like a little fat gopher.
ReplyDeletej'adore ce moment de détente musical
ReplyDeletecomme une pluie de douceur, merci beaucoup Linda,
bon week-end
Laurence, Opale et SOnye
Preciosa foto con un buen encuadre de esa ardilla. Un abrazo,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo with a good shot of that squirrel. A hug,
Thanks for visting my blog and sharing your pics of you home town.
ReplyDeleteAw, I love that little squirrel!
ReplyDeleteI used to have a black squirrel around here but there haven't been anymore. No white squirrels either. It's too bad because they add variety to the population.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture Linda. We have lots of protected Red Squirrels around our part of the world.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot! Linda, congratulation.
ReplyDeleteBye bye Sandro & Cristina