That poor little squirrel is au naturale. One of God's creatures meant to drag his sack on the ground.
That was real? Good lord, I am going to have to look closer, or not.
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That poor little squirrel is au naturale. One of God's creatures meant to drag his sack on the ground.
My son used to say when he was little that the spot on top of her head is her "off" button. He used to "push the button" on her head and she'd lay down beside him. Used to crack him up for hours doing that. She'd play along time and time and time again...lolSee that spot on Bailey's head? That's where the groundhog came up while she was snoozing and went, boop! Scared her straight.
Yeah. I've seen them with my own eyes in my backyard. Their private areas are practically bigger than they are!!!!That was real?
Oh, that's sweet. I love babies. And little boys especially. I have two boys of my own and I watch 2 little boys now. Little boys are just so full of awesome.My son used to say when he was little that the spot on top of her head is her "off" button. He used to "push the button" on her head and she'd lay down beside him. Used to crack him up for hours doing that. She'd play along time and time and time again...lol
No wonder there are so many of them. God, now I am going to be looking at squirrel privates.
My peeing squirrel must have been female. Just dipped. Do males lift leg?
Why am I thinking about squirrel privates and urinary on a Friday night?
Damn you SKMB.
That poor little squirrel is au naturale. One of God's creatures meant to drag his sack on the ground.
She's adorable! I love that perfect spot!What's even funnier is our dog Bailey, she's a Feist, a terrier looking breed supposedly known for being able to sniff out moles and groundhogs, runs the other way if she sees the groundhog. Yep, she's quite the guard dog. We're screwed if the groundhog ever decides it's going to storm the place...
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This is turning into the wascley wildlife thread....