Hmmmm.....Looks like someone is once again living off the "fat" of the land.
"WHO are you calling fat??????"
"WHO are you calling fat??????" "I'm NOT fat.....YOU just take unflattering photos!"
"I'll come back when you apologize.....
....how could I get fat when you hang the feeders on this skinny pole that I can't climb?"
(I'm sorry, Star.....I apologize....
you're right....its the camera's fault.....
I'll bring you some seeds.)
"I'll come back when you apologize.........how could I get fat when you hang the feeders on this skinny pole that I can't climb?"
(I'm sorry, Star.....I apologize....
you're right....its the camera's fault.....
I'll bring you some seeds.)
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10 comments:
Oh dear!! How COULD the camera do tht to him?? Poor thing? Well maybe if he smiled sometimes, the pictures would be more flattering? :)
LOL!! Wonderful Mary!!
Ha----wish calling them a name would make them STAY away from me... IF that is true, I can think of some more appropriate names for ours. ha ha
Cute post.
Hugs,
Betsy
That is one well fed squirrel!
I love that 'fat of the land' line! I wish I had a picture of one squirrel that used to be here...I thought it was one of Mama Squirrel's children but never was sure. It looked like a Hershey's Kiss from behind, it was so fat.
We all know that the camera automatically adds 10 pounds!
Boy, oh boy has this guy got you wrapped around his tiny little fingers!
He's not fat, he's just fluffy.
B.
Yep I aggree he is VERY FLUFFY Lol. Nice piccies Mary love the dragonfly we tried last weekend to get a picture of one he was so huge Ithought it was a helicopter. Trouble with me and wildlife is it looks at me and laughs, when I get home all I get is a shot of grass or a branch. I blame the wildlife its just not cooperative enough for an old duffer like me
Thanks everyone...he really isn't fat, but that photo sure made him look like it.
Dorothy is correct...camera adds 10 lbs at least....and on a squirrel that is a lot!
Don: You can do it!...Things like dragonflies take more time and effort. Don't know how your camera works, but on mine I have to push half way down to get the focus. If the dragonfly isn't focused, then adjust the distance a little bit and keep trying until it is. You have to really make sure you are centered on it. Sometimes putting it on the macro setting does it for me.
Mary: Mine never have trouble with the skinny pole. Do you grease the pole?
Cheeky little squirrel!
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