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Bushy Tail. Wordless Wednesday






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Western gray squirrel


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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 9:24:00 AM
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20 comments:

  1. MDNOctober 18, 2017

    Tanya, that's a beautiful picture! There are squirrels here where I live but they never get close to gardens, they are very shy creatures.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenOctober 19, 2017

      MDN, thanks! It's a good thing that your squirrels stay away from your garden! They can be very destructive!

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  2. Pam's English GardenOctober 18, 2017

    What a lovely photographic story! No words needed. P. x

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenOctober 19, 2017

      Thank you, Pam! It was fun to watch this creature!

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  3. AndrewOctober 18, 2017

    Haha! Wonderful story!

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  4. Lisa at GreenbowOctober 18, 2017

    Those rascals can be so destructive. They dig in my pots, pull out plants, EATS plants. ugh...

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenOctober 19, 2017

      Lisa, I hear you! But, after what rabbits did with my plants this season, I tend to like squirrels more! Even slugs were not as bad as rabbits...

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  5. Linda ReederOctober 18, 2017

    Fun. But soon that fruit will be chomped to bits.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenOctober 19, 2017

      Ha-ha, Linda, I took those apple inside, we are chomping them ourselves!

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  6. Beth @ PlantPostingsOctober 18, 2017

    Cutie pie. I mean...pest. But they are cute. I'm having some issues with squirrels right not. Grrrr...

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenOctober 19, 2017

      Beth, I understand! As I wrote to Lisa, for me, they are not as bad as bunnies. Because of the bunnies, some of my perennials, like campanula for example, didn't have chance to bloom at all!

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  7. outlawgardenerOctober 19, 2017

    They certainly are inquisitive little monsters. Adorable pictures!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenOctober 19, 2017

      Peter, thanks! As they say, good thing they are cute!

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  8. Gabriel gardenOctober 20, 2017

    Scoiattoli senza vergogna :D Dove ho il giardino di perenni non ce ne sono ma nell'altro terreno in valle è pieno e mangiano tutto!

    Un saluto :)

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  9. fruens floraOctober 21, 2017

    Hello Tatyana. Wonderfull pictures. Have a nice weekend.
    Hanne-Lise.

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  10. debsgardenOctober 22, 2017

    This one brought a smile! Squirrels are intelligent ( for a rodent) creatures and fun to watch, depending on just how destructive their current activity is. I was expecting to see that squirrel attempting to haul off an apple!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenOctober 22, 2017

      Ha-ha, Deb, I just imagined that picture! An apple is much heavier than a nut!

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