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Robber Squirrel
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| If you want know why we get to hate these cute little furry creatures, take a look at how this squirrel amazingly got past the baffle to get to the hanging bird feeder (look at the large image) |
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Hi Alan
A nice college of this little hairy robber doing a job. It's like a play by play each frame. To cute!
TFS Janice
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(13835) - [2007-07-11 0:25]
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Hi Alan,
A cute and funny composition,I would not see it to the designer of the feederholder,tfs
Paul
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(0) - [2007-07-12 7:15]
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Hello Alan
A great job documenting step by step the ingenuity of the squirrel.It seems they can overcome most of man's devices to prevent them from feeder piracy.There are some very acrobatic poses captured in this strip.Nicely done.TFS
Rob
Excellent action.
Funny to look at (specially if the bird feeder is not yours)
Even pic 1 is brilliant. He has the look: "No one watch. Let's be nasty"
Pics 2, 3 and 4 are a liitle bit too similar, while a couple of pics would have been good between 7 and 8. Probably there was a quick jump then and it is hard to catch of course.
TFS
JM
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Alan, this is what telling a story is all about.
Great moments, great series.
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