Sneak attack pondside

I know that there are some that do not like the squirrels, but antics
like you describe make them quite desirable in the garden. It sure
beats watching bird eat seeds.

In watching them you will see that each has a different personality
(animality). They have their job of eating and sex, but they also have
games they play, jokes on one an other, and just lounging around having
fun together.


Bonnie wrote:

I was sitting as the breakfast table dinking my coffee, I glanced out
the window and noticed a squirrel drinking from
the pond. When suddenly another squirrel charged up and goosed or
pushed the first squirrel into the water. I was about to go out the
rescue the squirrel when he swam to the
edge and climbed out. I could almost hear the attacker giggling as he
ran off.
The adventure continues ;-)

I miss squirrels. I used to live in a heavily wooded neighborhood in
Pittsburgh.

Now I live in a relatively young subdivision. Our trees our only 10
years old. The squirrels are getting closer, though. Each year they
come a house or two closer from down the street.

I miss squirrels. I used to live in a heavily wooded neighborhood in
Pittsburgh.

Now I live in a relatively young subdivision. Our trees our only 10
years old. The squirrels are getting closer, though. Each year they
come a house or two closer from down the street.

Too funny........can certainly imagine the picture.

Lisa
"Bonnie" wrote in message
...
I was sitting as the breakfast table dinking my coffee, I
glanced out the window and noticed a squirrel drinking from
the pond. When suddenly another squirrel charged up and
goosed or pushed the first squirrel into the water. I was
about to go out the rescue the squirrel when he swam to the
edge and climbed out. I could almost hear the attacker
giggling as he ran off.
The adventure continues ;-)
--
Bonnie
NJ

Too funny........can certainly imagine the picture.

Lisa
"Bonnie" wrote in message
...
I was sitting as the breakfast table dinking my coffee, I
glanced out the window and noticed a squirrel drinking from
the pond. When suddenly another squirrel charged up and
goosed or pushed the first squirrel into the water. I was
about to go out the rescue the squirrel when he swam to the
edge and climbed out. I could almost hear the attacker
giggling as he ran off.
The adventure continues ;-)
--
Bonnie
NJ